A 30.3 cm-by-30.3 - cm checkerboard has a mass of 86.3 g. There are four 28.5-g checkers located on the Checkerboard, as shown in the figure. Relative to the origin located at the bottom left corner of the checkerboar s the center of mass of the checkerboard - checkers system? xcm = ;ycm = 11x

A 30.3 cm-by-30.3 - cm checkerboard has a mass of 86.3 g. There are four 28.5-g checkers located on the Checkerboard, as shown in the figure. Relative to the origin located at the bottom left corner of the checkerboar s the center of mass of the checkerboard - checkers system? xcm = ;ycm = 11x

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A 30.3 cm-by-30.3 cm checkerboard has a mass of 86.3 g. There are four 28.5-g checkers located on the
checkerboard, as shown in the figure. Relative to the origin located at the bottom left corner of the checkerboard, where
is the center of mass of the checkerboard - checkers system? xcm = ;ycm = 11x
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