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09-30-2003, 11:46 AM
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Edit: Okay - as per <b>Halx</b>, "The Tilted Knowledge forum is basically a place for you to ask for secular knowledge such as mathematics and grammar." Therefore, I will withdraw my comment, and change it to: "Read the damn textbook." 
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09-30-2003, 01:15 PM
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OK, I'll be polite as well then. If you have lost your textbook, you can do it through geometry, changing "mass" to "area". Basically, you end up with a triangle; figure out where the line is that gives you equal area on each side. |
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10-01-2003, 01:40 AM
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Thanks for the tips guys, problem is, this is a set of questions I have been given to prepare me for my University course, and I'm not at University yet so I don't have any of the textbooks. |
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10-01-2003, 02:47 AM
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Well, if you Google using "center" instead of "centre", this NASA page is pretty cool. Again, convert "mass" to "area".
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