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A suspended homogeneous rod AB of length, 75 cm and mass of 5 kg is rotating about one of its ends (A) at an
1). Calculate the moment of inertia I of this rod.
2) What is the corresponding linear velocity of the free end, B?
3) The end B hits and sticks to a ball of radius R=12.5 cm and mass 850 g moving in the opposite direction with a linear velocity of 5.48 m.s-1. Use the principle of conservation of momentum to find the linear velocity of the ball-rod system after the collision
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