A dumbbell is at rest on a frictionless horizontal table. The, dumbbell consists of two pointlike particles each of mass m = 4 kg at the ends of a massless rod of length l 7m A pointlike 4 kg, moves at speed 6 m. %3D particle, also of mass m = (top view) = 24 m/s perpendicular to the dumbbell as shown in the figure. The moving particle collides and sticks to the upper mass of the dumbbell. What is the angular speed around the center of mass of the resulting ystem after the collision?

A dumbbell is at rest on a frictionless horizontal table. The, dumbbell consists of two pointlike particles each of mass m = 4 kg at the ends of a massless rod of length l 7m A pointlike 4 kg, moves at speed 6 m. %3D particle, also of mass m = (top view) = 24 m/s perpendicular to the dumbbell as shown in the figure. The moving particle collides and sticks to the upper mass of the dumbbell. What is the angular speed around the center of mass of the resulting ystem after the collision?

Modern Physics

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Chapter2: Relativity Ii

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