# Centre of mass

The vertices of triangle ABC are from the line p distances 3 cm, 4 cm and 8 cm. Calculate distance from the center of gravity of the triangle to line p.

Result

x =  5 cm

#### Solution:

$x=(3+4+8)/3=5 \ \text{cm}$

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