Center of Gravity of Cycloid

Theorem

Let $C$ be a cycloid.

The center of gravity of an arc of $C$ is at


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Historical Note

The question of the location of the was posed by Blaise Pascal in $1658$.

Some sources suggest that it was solved by Christopher Wren, but this is not easy to corroborate.

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