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A cat, which mass 2.5 kg walks on a uniform plank of 4.0m long and mass 6.0kg. Two sawhorses at 0.3m and 2.4m from its right end to support the plank as shown in figure. The cat walks on it from right to the left until a certain position where the plank just begin to tip. Calculate the position of the cat from the left sawhorse when the plank just begin to tip .

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