A rigid body is made of two identical thin rods of mass M and length L fasted together in the form of a letter T. It is pivoted about a horizontal frictionless pin through one end as shown in figure below. The body is released from rest in the position A. At the instant the body is in the position B find the angular acceleration? Pivot

A rigid body is made of two identical thin rods of mass M and length L fasted together in the form of a letter T. It is pivoted about a horizontal frictionless pin through one end as shown in figure below. The body is released from rest in the position A. At the instant the body is in the position B find the angular acceleration? Pivot

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A rigid body is made of two identical thin rods of mass M and length L fasted
together in the form of a letter T. It is pivoted about a horizontal frictionless pin
through one end as shown in figure below. The body is released from rest in the
position A. At the instant the body is in the position B find the angular
acceleration?
A.
Pivot.
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