Let V₁. Vk be the points in R³ and suppose that for j=1,..., k an object with mass m, is located at point v Physicists call such objects point masses. The total mass of +mk. The center of the system of point masses is m=m₁++ gravity (or center of mass) of the system is V=- m[mv₁ ..+ mkv] Point Mass V₁ = (3,-3,2) 2g V₂ =(3,4,-1) 5g V3 (-6,-4,-4) 2g V4 =(-8,7,5) 1g Compute the center of gravity of the system consisting of the point masses above. The center of gravity is at = (Simplify your answers.)

Let V₁. Vk be the points in R³ and suppose that for j=1,..., k an object with mass m, is located at point v Physicists call such objects point masses. The total mass of +mk. The center of the system of point masses is m=m₁++ gravity (or center of mass) of the system is V=- m[mv₁ ..+ mkv] Point Mass V₁ = (3,-3,2) 2g V₂ =(3,4,-1) 5g V3 (-6,-4,-4) 2g V4 =(-8,7,5) 1g Compute the center of gravity of the system consisting of the point masses above. The center of gravity is at = (Simplify your answers.)

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