The ease with which an object can be balanced depends greatly on the location of its center of gravity. In this video segment adapted from ZOOM, two cast members experiment with various designs in an effort to balance a pencil on its tip. Their solution lowers the pencil's center of gravity, making this seemingly difficult balancing feat all but effortless.
Gravity
No, gravity just pulls the pencil towards the desk but it doesnt make it balanced. Think about it, if you have an unbalanced desk with a pencil on it the pencil would be unbalanced too.
Center of gravity is primarily used in airplane dialog but you have it around you all the time. It is the point of balance in an object when no other force affects it. A couple of examples: a teeter totter is balanced when objects at both ends equal the same weight. If you are on one end and another person is on the other you will notice the heavier person causes the teeter totter to rotate down on the heavy end. If the heavier person moves more to the center the balance is eventually equalized and you have achieved center of gravity. Two...If you balance a standard pencil on your finger the point where the pencil actually balances is the pencils center of gravity. Hope this helps
The center of gravity of the truck
Because the forces of gravity are able to hold it down.
Gravity
No, gravity just pulls the pencil towards the desk but it doesnt make it balanced. Think about it, if you have an unbalanced desk with a pencil on it the pencil would be unbalanced too.
if you drop a pencil you just saw gravity in action. This happens because Earth has a bigger gravity force than the pencil, so instead of the Earth moving to the pencil, the pencil moves to the Earth!
Center of gravity is primarily used in airplane dialog but you have it around you all the time. It is the point of balance in an object when no other force affects it. A couple of examples: a teeter totter is balanced when objects at both ends equal the same weight. If you are on one end and another person is on the other you will notice the heavier person causes the teeter totter to rotate down on the heavy end. If the heavier person moves more to the center the balance is eventually equalized and you have achieved center of gravity. Two...If you balance a standard pencil on your finger the point where the pencil actually balances is the pencils center of gravity. Hope this helps
The magnetic core of the earth pulls on the mass of the pencil.
Yes. Everything with mass has gravity. However, a pencil has such a small mass that its gravity is not noticeable.
The center of gravity of the truck
The center of gravity of the truck
it is noticable in case of pencil & rubber.by what point ur takling?
The center of gravity is an average of the location of the points of gravity. If you had a flying ring like a Frisbee but without the center, the center of the gravity would be in the hole.
Yes
ummmmm.......... gravity????