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A uniform meter rule balances on a pivot at the 30 cm mark. A log of mass 100g is hung from the 5 cm mark. Where must a weight be placed to balance the rule?
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The problem states "a meter of log" which is ambiguous regarding its mass. For this solution, we will assume that "a meter of log" refers to a standard mass of (or ). If a different mass is intended, please substitute it into the formula.
Given:
- The meter rule is uniform, so its center of mass is at the mark.
- The pivot point (balancing point) is at the mark.
- The log is hung at the mark.
- Assumed mass of the log, $M_l = 100 \text
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