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An ice cream cone of mass M has base radius R and height `h`. Assume its wall to be thin and uniform. When ice cream is filled inside it (so as to occupy the complete conical space) its mass becomes `5 M`. Find the distance of the centre of mass of the ice cream filled cone from its vertex.

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