Inear mass density of a rod AB -of length l - varies with dis-an ce x from end A of the rod as given by -ox-4- Here -0 is cons-an t - Dis-an ce of centre of mass of the rod from end B is

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inear mass density of a rod AB (of length l ) varies with dis†an ce x from end A of the rod as given by λ=λ_ox^4. Here λ_0 is cons†an t . Dis†an ce of centre of mass of the rod from end B is

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