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`y_(cm) = ({rho(pi(2R)^(2))/(3) xx 4R} xx R + {12rho xx (4)/(3)piR^(3)} xx 5R)/({rho(pi(2R)^(2))/(3) xx 4R} + {12rho xx (4)/(3)pi4R^(3)}) = 4R`
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