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The center of mass of two objects is
Xcm=m(0) + m1(x)/m1+m
Xcm=m1/m+m1 x
X= (m+m1/m1)xcm
X=(m/m1 +1)xcm
X=(5.0 g/1.5g + 1)*2.2
X=9.53 cm to the left of original center of gravity.
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