MTop View ofhorizontal tableDVomA block (which you should treat like a point particle) has mass m = 0.28 kg and slides with initial speed vo. It hits andsticks a distance D = 0.578 from the center of a horizontal rod of length L = 1.7 m and mass M = 0.46 kg, which is initiallyat rest and oriented perpendicular to the path of the block. Everything is on top of a horizontal frictionless table,and the rod has a fixed frictionless pivot through its center that allows it to rotate freely but keeps its center frommoving.After the block hits the rod they rotate together with a constant angular velocity of w = 9.1 rad/sec. What was theinitial speed of the block?vo = 11.49 m/svo = 6.23 m/s%3Dvo = 5.26 m/svo = 7.77 m/svo = 5.72 m/sWhich of the following statements best describes the external forces and torques acting on the rod-block systemduring the collision?The total external torque around the pivot is not zero, but the total external force on the system is zero.Both the total external torque around the pivot and the total external force on the system are zero.The total external torque around the pivot is zero, but the total external force on the system is not zero.

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Given that: m=0.28 kgD=0.578 mL=1.7 mM=0.46 kgωo=0 rad/sω=9.1 rad/s

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A block (which you should treat like a point particle) has mass m = 0.28 kg and slides with initial speed vo. It hits and sticks a distance D = 0.578 from the center of a horizontal rod of length L = 1.7 m and mass M = 0.46 kg, which is initially at rest and oriented perpendicular to the path of the block. Everything is on top of a horizontal frictionless table, and the rod has a fixed frictionless pivot through its center that allows it to rotate freely but keeps its center from moving.

A block (which you should treat like a point particle) has mass m = 0.28 kg and slides with initial speed vo. It hits and sticks a distance D = 0.578 from the center of a horizontal rod of length L = 1.7 m and mass M = 0.46 kg, which is initially at rest and oriented perpendicular to the path of the block. Everything is on top of a horizontal frictionless table, and the rod has a fixed frictionless pivot through its center that allows it to rotate freely but keeps its center from moving.

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And The Law Of Gravity

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