The pendulum is composed by two identical rods (m=8kg, L=2m).The pendulum is initially at rest, at the position shown. 2 m I 2 m M=200 N-m 29. Determine the moment of inertia (in kg-m^2) of the pendulum about point A: a. 21.3 b. 26.7 d. 58.7 30. Determine the angular velocity(in rad/s) after rotating 90° CCW a. 1.63 b. 3.84 d. 253 c. 42.7 d. 7.33 31. Determine the angular acceleration (in rad/s) after rotating 90° CCW a. 1.63 b. 3.84 c. 4.01 b.64 d. 7.33 32. Determine the horizontal reaction at A (in N) after rotating 90° CCW a. 0 c. 4.01 c. 157

The pendulum is composed by two identical rods (m=8kg, L=2m).The pendulum is initially at rest, at the position shown. 2 m I 2 m M=200 N-m 29. Determine the moment of inertia (in kg-m^2) of the pendulum about point A: a. 21.3 b. 26.7 d. 58.7 30. Determine the angular velocity(in rad/s) after rotating 90° CCW a. 1.63 b. 3.84 d. 253 c. 42.7 d. 7.33 31. Determine the angular acceleration (in rad/s) after rotating 90° CCW a. 1.63 b. 3.84 c. 4.01 b.64 d. 7.33 32. Determine the horizontal reaction at A (in N) after rotating 90° CCW a. 0 c. 4.01 c. 157

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