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A thin rod with a mass of 3.49 kg and a length of 45.2 cm is free to rotate in the x−y plane and about the z axis, which passes through its center. Initially at rest, a constant torque, τ→ = (34.5 mN⋅m) k^, is applied through 5.48 s. thin rod, perpendicular to rotation axis through center I = 1 12 ML2

A thin rod with a mass of 3.49 kg and a length of 45.2 cm is free to rotate in the x−y plane and about the z axis, which passes through its center. Initially at rest, a constant torque, τ→ = (34.5 mN⋅m) k^, is applied through 5.48 s. thin rod, perpendicular to rotation axis through center I = 1 12 ML2

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( 9 % ) Problem 10: A thin rod with a mass of 3.49 k g and a length of 45.2 c m is free to rotate in the x − y plane and about the z axis, which passes through its center. Initially at rest, a constant torque, τ → = ( 34.5 m N ⋅ m ) k ^ , is applied through 5.48 s . thin rod, perpendicular to rotation axis through center I = 1 12 M L 2 4 / 11

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