Please help with questions 9 and 10 9. The picture below shows a rod of mass 4.50 kg which is free to rotate horizontally about one end at point O (the picture is atop view) with two forces acting on it as shown.a. What is the net torque on the rod due to the twoF2 = 24.0 NF, = 12.0 Nforces?b. What is the angular acceleration of the rod?If this angular acceleration remains constant and the rodis initially at rest, then what is the roď's kinetic energy30.0%C.2.50 m 3.50 mafter 12.5 s?10. The picture below shows a 1.75 kg box pressed against a spring whose spring constant is 275 N/m compressing the spring adistance of 0.225 m. When released the box slides along a frictionless surface and down a ramp. After reaching the bottomof the ramp, the box slides for a short distance before encountering a rough patch of floor where friction brings the box to astop after 1.35 m.a. How fast is the box moving when it reaches the bottom of the ramp before encountering the rough patch?b. What is the magnitude of the force of friction which stops the box?1.25 mRough Patch1.35 m

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9. The picture below shows a rod of mass 4.50 kg which is free to rotate horizontally about one end at point O (the picture is a top view) with two forces acting on it as shown. a. What is the net torque on the rod due to the two F2 = 24.0 N F, = 12.0 N forces? b. What is the angular acceleration of the rod? c. If this angular acceleration remains constant and the rod is initially at rest, then what is the rod's kinetic energy 30.0 2.50 m →* 3.50 m after 12.5 s?

9. The picture below shows a rod of mass 4.50 kg which is free to rotate horizontally about one end at point O (the picture is a top view) with two forces acting on it as shown. a. What is the net torque on the rod due to the two F2 = 24.0 N F, = 12.0 N forces? b. What is the angular acceleration of the rod? c. If this angular acceleration remains constant and the rod is initially at rest, then what is the rod's kinetic energy 30.0 2.50 m →* 3.50 m after 12.5 s?

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