1. Two point particles are attached to a horizontal rod,which is free to rotate in a vertical plan. The axis ofm = 1kgd= 3mm = 2kgrotation passes through the center of the rod and isperpendicular to the line joining the point masses.a. Find the moment of inertia of this configuration. [6.75 kg-m²]b. Find the angular acceleration of this object about the axis at the location indicated by X,and identify whether the rod rotates clockwise or counterclockwise. [2.22 rad/s², clockwise]c. Find the tangential acceleration of each point particle.

(a) Let m and M denote the masses of the particles, d denotes the distance between the masses, and I…

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