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1) Four objects are hanged on strings as shown in the figure and initially they are not allowed to move.
Which object will move after being released?
Correct Answer: D
2) What are the coordinates of the centre of mass of the object shown in the figure below if xO = 6 units and zO = 21 units? Write the coordinates of centre of mass in the format (xC, yC, zC).
Correct Answer: C
3) Four objects, A, B, C and D are at rest on the same horizontal plane as shown below.
A strong earthquake occurs and the objects start topple over one by one. Which is the order of their toppling occurrence starting from the earliest?
Correct Answer: C
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