**Problem Statement:**In the figure, three particles of mass \( m \) are fastened to 3 rods of length \( d \), and negligible mass. The assembly rotates with an angular velocity of \( \omega \). What is the angular momentum of the system?**Diagram Explanation:**- There is a system of three particles, each labeled with mass \( m \), aligned along a straight line with rods connecting them.- Each rod is of equal length \( d \).- The particles are evenly spaced, with the particles located at \( O \), \( d \), and \( 2d \) from the origin \( O \).- The entire assembly rotates around point \( O \) with an angular velocity \( \omega \), indicated by a curved arrow.**Answer Choices:**- \( 6md^2\omega \)- **\( 9md^2\omega \)**- \( 3md^2\omega \)- \( md^2\omega \)- \( 14md^2\omega \)

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In the figure three particles of mass m are fastened to 3 rods of length d, and negligible mass. The assembly rotates with an angular velocity of w. What is the angular momentum of the system?

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