A uniform horizontal disc has a point mass of 70 kg placed on its edge. The system rotates about a vertical axis passing through the center of the disk with frequency 12 Hz. After the point mass moved from the edge of the disk to its center, the rotation frequency increased to 30 Hz. Determine the mass of the disk

A uniform horizontal disc has a point mass of 70 kg placed on its edge. The system rotates about a vertical axis passing through the center of the disk with frequency 12 Hz. After the point mass moved from the edge of the disk to its center, the rotation frequency increased to 30 Hz. Determine the mass of the disk

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