I know that for basic shapes like a solid cube or a solid sphere the proof is simple. But if we had a homogeneous rigid body with an arbitrary shape, can we prove that the body's "Center of mass" is exactly at its "Geometric center"?
Can we prove that the "Center of mass" of a homogeneous rigid body is at its "Geometric center"?
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