Two point-like beads of mass " are free to slide on a rod mL²) of length L = 11 m and mass m as shown in the figure. Initially the beads are at the center and the rod is spinning freely (with no external torque) at w rad/s about a vertical axis through its center. Slowly the beads move radially out. At some instant, the angular speed of the system is 2w a and one of the bead is at distance 2L from the center. At this instant, what is the distance of the other bead from the center (in m)? w, L Wp L -V

Two point-like beads of mass " are free to slide on a rod mL²) of length L = 11 m and mass m as shown in the figure. Initially the beads are at the center and the rod is spinning freely (with no external torque) at w rad/s about a vertical axis through its center. Slowly the beads move radially out. At some instant, the angular speed of the system is 2w a and one of the bead is at distance 2L from the center. At this instant, what is the distance of the other bead from the center (in m)? w, L Wp L -V

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