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Fred Flintstone’s club–ax is made up of two parts: an uniform 2.5 kg stick and a symmetrical 8 kg stone attached to the end of the stick. The dimensions of the club-ax are shown in the figure. How far is the center of mass from the handle end of the club-ax? Express your answer in cm.
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