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A meterstick is supported on a fulcrum at the 50 cm mark. Two masses of 100 g and 50 g are suspended from the meterstick at the 20 cm and 60 cm marks respectively. At what mark should a
third mass of 100 g be placed to bring the meterstick back to equilibrium?

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