When an object standing on the floor is tipped, the height of its center of gravity (cg) for each case as stable, unstable, or neutral may increase, decreased and remain same respectively.
<h3>What is the equilibrium state of a standing object?</h3>
Equilibrium is the location of the body, in which the body be static or in motion and does not change it with respect to time.
The equilibrium of an object can be classified in the 3 following types.
- Stable Equilibrium- Stable equilibrium is the condition, in which the object gains its position back after displacing it.
- Unstable Equilibrium-Unstable equilibrium is the condition, in which the object does not gain its position back after displacing it.
- Neutral Equilibrium-Natural equilibrium is the condition, in which the object displace from its position and there is no force acting on it.
When an object standing on the floor is tipped, the height of its center of gravity (cg) may or may not change.
The stability of object demands in the center of gravity. Lower the value of CG, results in more stable object. For each case,
- Stable-Center of gravity is increased when tipped.
- Unstable-Center of gravity is decreased when tipped.
- Natural-Center of gravity is remained at same level when tipped.
Thus, when an object standing on the floor is tipped, the height of its center of gravity (cg) for each case as stable, unstable, or neutral may increase, decreased and remain same respectively.
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