O Macmillan LearningA horizontal meter stick has a mass of 211 g. Three weights ride on the meter stick: 255 g at 46.5 cm, 191 g at 82.5 cm, and197 g at 92.7 cm. At what location on the meter stick would the system be in balance if it were suspended there?location:cm A planet of mass m = 7.05 x 1024 kg orbits a star of mass M = 5.65 x 1029 kg in a circular path. The radius of the orbit isR = 3.65 x 107 km.What is the orbital period Tplanet of the planet in Earth days?Tplanet =days

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© Macmillan Learning A horizontal meter stick has a mass of 211 g. Three weights ride on the meter stick: 255 g at 46.5 cm, 191 g at 82.5 cm, and 197 g at 92.7 cm. At what location on the meter stick would the system be in balance if it were suspended there? location: cm