I think the center of gravity of an ellipse is the intersection point of it's two radius. But I didn't see it anywhere, so I'm having some doubt about it.
Am I right?
Thanks to all.
I think the center of gravity of an ellipse is the intersection point of it's two radius. But I didn't see it anywhere, so I'm having some doubt about it.
Am I right?
Thanks to all.
This is correct. The axes (they are not usually called radii) are axes of symmetry, so the CG has to be along them.