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The document discusses the center of mass of objects and systems of objects. It defines the center of mass as the point that behaves as if all the mass is concentrated there and external forces are applied. It provides equations to calculate the center of mass for multiple objects and discusses how changing body position can affect the center of mass during motions like jumping. Examples are given of finding the center of mass for various objects and particle systems.
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