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The online help indicates that you must check the box to be INSIDE so that a point inside the polygon will be used for the output.

As @DanC commented:

The center of gravity can in fact fall outside the polygon. Think of a donut shape, with an empty hole in the middle of the circle polygon. The center of gravity would be there even though the polygon doesn't extend there.

The online help indicates that you must check the box to be INSIDE so that a point inside the polygon will be used for the output.

The online help indicates that you must check the box to be INSIDE so that a point inside the polygon will be used for the output.

As @DanC commented:

The center of gravity can in fact fall outside the polygon. Think of a donut shape, with an empty hole in the middle of the circle polygon. The center of gravity would be there even though the polygon doesn't extend there.

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The online help indicates that you must check the box to be INSIDE so that a point inside the polygon will be used for the output.