To determine Determine the value of x and the corresponding angular acceleration. Explanation Show the free body diagram as in Figure (1). Take the moment of inertia about O . I o = I G + m d 2 = 1 12 m l 2 + m x 2 = m [ l 2 12 + x 2 ] Here, the moment of inertia about its centroid is I G , mass is m , distance is d , thickness is l and distance between O G is x . Take moment about O . ∑ M o = I o α m g x = I o α (I) Here, angular acceleration is α . Conclusion: Substitute m [ l 2 12 + x 2 ] for I o in Equation (I)

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