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Find the y-coordinate of the centroid of the region bounded by y= x, 0≤ x≤π, and the x-axis.
- π/4 0.785
- π/8 0.393
- 1/2
- π/16 0.196
Answer
B. π/8 0.393
Solution
A= 0π x,dx=2. y= 1A 0π 12 2x,dx= 12· 12· π2= π8.
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