PROBLEM 1-A uniform beam (uniform rod) is being used to support a sign: Suddenly, thefama horizontal support cable snaps, allowing the beam to rotate about the point making contact with the wall. The beam and the sign both weight 200 N. The beam is 3.00 m long. Find the angular acceleration of the beam at the moment the cable snaps. 30.0°

PROBLEM 1-A uniform beam (uniform rod) is being used to support a sign: Suddenly, thefama horizontal support cable snaps, allowing the beam to rotate about the point making contact with the wall. The beam and the sign both weight 200 N. The beam is 3.00 m long. Find the angular acceleration of the beam at the moment the cable snaps. 30.0°

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