3. The figure to the right shows a rod that is connected toa frictionless table through a pin-labeled byA -placed through the center of it. (You are lookingdown on the table.) The rod has mass m and length l.Although the rod is initially at rest, it can rotate freely(without friction) about the pin. A small particle withmass m/3, and moving with an initial velocity vovocollides with the end of the rod. After the collision themass stops moving, and the rod starts rotating withangular velocity w. I would strongly recommend thatyou draw a free body diagram for the rod in parts a andb.a. Linear momentum is not conserved for thiscollision. Explain in detail why.b. Angular momentum is conserved about the pivot. Explain in detail why.c. What is w? Express it in terms of vo, and l.d. Is energy conserved in the collision? Justify your answer bycalculating the change in energy of the system in the collision.e. After a time T after the collision the rod will rotate around and collide with thesmall mass a second time. What is T? Express it in terms of v0, and l.

Given: The mass of the rod is m. The length of the rod is l. The mass of the small particle is m3.…

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