2) A uniform slender rod has a length, L, cross sectional area, A and a planar mass densitydistribution of p (kg/m^2). Determine the second moment of mass about an axis passingthrough the mass center perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.ANS.mL^3/12NZNdmX

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