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Does the location of the center of gravity be changed by this increase in density?
Consider a L shaped wire. The thickness is negligible an it has a uniform density of 1 kg/m.
Assume that density per unit length of the wire was increased to 2kg/m. How will the location of the center of gravity be changed by this increase in density?
I thought the answer is that the center of gravity will increase (by a factor of 2), but it seems the answer is that the center of gravity won't change because the mass distribution remains the same? I don't really get this part since mass=density*length. and if density increases mass also increases
Please help?
