Center of gravity
The mass points are distributed in space as specified by coordinates and weight. Find the center of gravity of the mass points system:
A1 [1; -20; 3] m1 = 46 kg
A2 [-20; 2; 9] m2 = 81 kg
A3 [9; -2; -10] m3 = 59 kg
A4 [3; 18; -14] m4 = 91 kg
A5 [6; -12; -19] m5 = 48 kg
A6 [5; 4; -18] m6 = 72 kg
A7 [-14; 3; 19] m7 = 21 kg
A1 [1; -20; 3] m1 = 46 kg
A2 [-20; 2; 9] m2 = 81 kg
A3 [9; -2; -10] m3 = 59 kg
A4 [3; 18; -14] m4 = 91 kg
A5 [6; -12; -19] m5 = 48 kg
A6 [5; 4; -18] m6 = 72 kg
A7 [-14; 3; 19] m7 = 21 kg
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