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A rod with density δ(x)=2+sin(x) (in mass per unit length) lies on the x-axis between x=0...

A rod with density δ(x)=2+sin(x) (in mass per unit length) lies on the x-axis between x=0 and x=π/3. Find the center of mass of the rod.

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