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Question
Find the velocity of
C
relative to
′
A
+
B
′
, immediately after the impact.
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Solution
REF.Image.
final com of system
=
m
(
l
2
)
+
m
(
l
2
)
+
m
(
−
l
2
)
=
l
6
above center of rod.
an serving angular momentum about point at final com
m
u
(
l
2
−
l
6
)
+
m
(
0
)
(
l
2
−
l
6
)
+
m
(
0
)
(
l
6
+
l
2
)
about final com
=
I
w
(1)
I
=
m
(
l
2
−
l
6
)
2
+
m
(
l
2
−
l
6
)
+
m
(
l
2
+
1
6
)
=
m
l
2
9
+
m
l
2
9
+
4
l
2
9
=
2
3
m
l
2
(2)
From (1) and (2)
m
/
m
u
l
3
=
2
3
m
l
2
w
w
=
μ
2
l
¯
V
A
+
B
=
¯
V
c
o
m
+
(
l
2
−
l
6
)
w
¯
V
C
=
¯
V
c
o
m
−
(
l
2
+
l
6
)
w
¯
V
C
w
.
r
.
t
(
A
+
B
)
=
¯
V
C
−
¯
V
A
+
B
=
(
−
l
2
−
l
6
−
l
2
+
l
6
)
w
=
−
w
l
=
−
μ
2
l
l
=
−
μ
2
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