A massless rod of length 2 meters have twomasses. m1 = 5kg is on its left end while m2= 2 kg attached to its right end. The center ofmass of this combination will beat the center of the rodO 0.43 m from the center0.23 meters from the left end1.1 meters from the right end

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A massless rod of length 2 meters have two masses. m1 = 5kg is on its left end while m2 = 2 kg attached to its right end. The center of mass of this combination will be O at the center of the rod O 0.43 m from the center O 0.23 meters from the left end O 1.1 meters from the right end