MCQ
Two equal rods joined at one end are kept on a smooth surface as shown and released. Trajectory of centre of mass of both rods is
- Aparabola
- ✓straight vertical line
- Cstraight inclined line
- Dstraight horizontal line
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
straight vertical line
b
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