Your friend says that the mass of any object is distributed symmetrically around itscenter of mass. Design an experiment to test your friend's idea. You have a meterstick, a set of small objects of different masses, masking tape, and a mass measuringscale. Describe your experiment and predict the outcome based on your friend's idea. Think of what the friend is saying and write amathematical statement to represent the friend'sstatement. This is the hypothesis that you will testusing the experiment that you will design. It's best totry to disprove a hypothesis, rather than trying toprove one, because a hypothesis once disproved isdisproved for sure, but one that has been supportedby one experiment can still be disproved by a newexperiment.

Given: The object mass is distributed asymmetrically based on the mass center. The experiment is…

Your friend says that the mass of any object is distributed symmetrically around its center of mass. Design an experiment to test your friend's idea. You have a meter stick, a set of small objects of different masses, masking tape, and a mass measuring scale. Describe your experiment and predict the outcome based on your friend's idea.

Your friend says that the mass of any object is distributed symmetrically around its center of mass. Design an experiment to test your friend's idea. You have a meter stick, a set of small objects of different masses, masking tape, and a mass measuring scale. Describe your experiment and predict the outcome based on your friend's idea.