5. Fig. 3 shows the overhead view of a uniform thin rod of length I and mass M that can rotate freely about a fixed axis on a horizontal surface. The rod is at rest initially with moment of inertia MI?. A bullet of mass m is fired towards one end of the rod with initial velocity v. After piercing the rod, the bullet's velocity is reduced to v. The angular velocity of the rod after being shot through is ( ) 3mv A. ZMI 7mv В. 4MI overhead view mv C. MI Fig 3 D. Smv 3MI

5. Fig. 3 shows the overhead view of a uniform thin rod of length I and mass M that can rotate freely about a fixed axis on a horizontal surface. The rod is at rest initially with moment of inertia MI?. A bullet of mass m is fired towards one end of the rod with initial velocity v. After piercing the rod, the bullet's velocity is reduced to v. The angular velocity of the rod after being shot through is ( ) 3mv A. ZMI 7mv В. 4MI overhead view mv C. MI Fig 3 D. Smv 3MI

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