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Two balls each of mass
are placed on the vertices
and
of an equilateral triangle
of side 1m. A ball of mass 2
is placed at vertex
. The centre of mass of this system from vertex
(located at origin) is

The correct answer is: 
The centre of mass is given by






m
Centre of mass is
.
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