As seen in the first part of the diagram above, a 0.50kg thin rod of 2.0m in length is suspended vertically 0.25m from its top end by a nail to a surface. A 0.20kg ball of clay is propelled at the rod at 3.75 m/s, and it sticks to the rod, causing it to swing. If the clay can be consider a point mass at the end of the rod, what is the period of the system's oscillation?

As seen in the first part of the diagram above, a 0.50kg thin rod of 2.0m in length is suspended vertically 0.25m from its top end by a nail to a surface. A 0.20kg ball of clay is propelled at the rod at 3.75 m/s, and it sticks to the rod, causing it to swing. If the clay can be consider a point mass at the end of the rod, what is the period of the system's oscillation?

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