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A mass of 2 kg is kept at one end of a 10 cm long rod, and a mass of 5 kg at the other end. Find the point of suspension for the rod so that it remains horizontal. Neglect the weight of the rod.

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7.14 cm from the end where the 2 kg mass is kept
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