Simple-steps to solving CSWA certification sample questions (II)

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Part Two - Lower Base



What is the center of mass of the assembly with respect to the illustrated coordinate system?
A. X = –1.35, Y = 3.00, Z = 4.25
B. X = –1.35, Y = 3.00, Z = 3.75
C. X = 1.35, Y = 3.00, Z = 3.75
D. X = 1.35, Y = 3.00, Z = 4.25  

Our aim is to Answer the Question above by modelling all the seven components of the Scissors lift and assemble them.
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