The mass of an object can be formulated the same as its volume by introducing th

e density.
dm = ?dV
Integrating over the distributed mass of the object,
Assuming the density ? remains constant through out the object we have,
?
?
?
?dV
m =
m
?
?
?
dV
m = ?
= ?V
V
Mass
Centroid
?
?
?
r dm
Calculates volume, surface area, circumference, mass, radius of gyration, weight
, moments of area, principal moment of inertia, product of inertia, and principa
l axes.
Calculates and displays geometric properties of planar figures. This function an
alyzes figures after projecting them onto the XC-YC plane (the work plane). True
lengths, areas, etc., are obtained.
Calculates volume, surface area, circumference, mass, radius of gyration, weight
, moments of area, principal moment of inertia, product of inertia, and principa
l axes.
Calculates and displays geometric properties of planar figures. This function an
alyzes figures after projecting them onto the XC-YC plane (the work plane). True
lengths, areas, etc., are obtained.
Calculates volume, surface area, circumference, mass, radius of gyration, weight
, moments of area, principal moment of inertia, product of inertia, and principa
l axes.
Calculates and displays geometric properties of planar figures. This function an
alyzes figures after projecting them onto the XC-YC plane (the work plane). True
lengths, areas, etc., are obtained.