It can be shown that if a pendulum mass on a string is dropped from a height as shown the final velocity will be /2gh. (we did this in the energy lab) This is because all of the mass is located at the end of the string giving it a moment of inertia of mL?. If instead a solid rod of the same mass and length was allowed to swing the same distance, and knowing the moment of inertial to be 1/3 ml? what is the velocity of the very tip of the rod at the bottom? (if you want you can use a mass of 1 and a length of 1, hint: choose PE, carefully)

It can be shown that if a pendulum mass on a string is dropped from a height as shown the final velocity will be /2gh. (we did this in the energy lab) This is because all of the mass is located at the end of the string giving it a moment of inertia of mL?. If instead a solid rod of the same mass and length was allowed to swing the same distance, and knowing the moment of inertial to be 1/3 ml? what is the velocity of the very tip of the rod at the bottom? (if you want you can use a mass of 1 and a length of 1, hint: choose PE, carefully)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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