Question The steel cylinder with a cylindrical hole is connected to the copper cone. Find the center of gravity of the assembly. The weight densities of steel and copper are 489 lb/ft3 and 556 lb/ft3, respectively.  

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 The steel cylinder with a cylindrical hole is connected to the copper cone. Find the center of gravity of the assembly. The weight densities of steel and copper are 489 lb/ft3 and 556 lb/ft3, respectively.       
Transcribed Image Text: The steel cylinder with a cylindrical hole is connected to the copper cone. Find the center of gravity of the assembly. The weight densities of steel and copper are 489 lb/ft3 and 556 lb/ft3, respectively.  
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Transcribed Image Text: The steel cylinder with a cylindrical hole is connected to the copper cone. Find the center of gravity of the assembly. The weight densities of steel and copper are 489 lb/ft3 and 556 lb/ft3, respectively.