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a rectangular object (2cm x 4cm) with a mass of 0.5 kg and a square object...

a rectangular object (2cm x 4cm) with a mass of 0.5 kg and a square object (2cm x 2cm) are stacked on top of one another. both objects have a uniform mass densities.

0.2 kg 000000
0.5 kg

the center of mass of the rectangular object is x=? cm and y=? cm

the center of mass of the square object is x=? cm and y=? cm

the center of mass of the combined masses is at x=? and y=?

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