There is a uniform hollow spherical shell with a radius of 15 cm siting at the end of a massless rod with a length 5 cm and swings without friction about an axis. If it is released from rest above the axis, what is its angular velocity as it swings through directly below the axis?
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There is a uniform hollow spherical shell with a radius of 15 cm siting at the end of a massless rod with a length 5 cm and swings without friction about an axis. If it is released from rest above the axis, what is its
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