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The centroid of a quarter circle is: 

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Concept:

The centroid, C, is a point defining the geometric centre of an object.

The centroid coincides with the centre of mass or the centre of gravity only if the material of the body is homogenous (density or specific weight is constant throughout the body).

Shape

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Area

Semicircle

 

0

Semicircle

0

Quadrant

Semi – elliptical Area

 

0

Parabola

 

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