The figure below shows a rigid system which can rotate. M = 1.2 kg, L = 2.2 m, and the connecting rod as negligible mass

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The figure below shows a rigid system which can rotate. M = 1.2 kg, L = 2.2 m, and the connecting rod as negligible mass

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The figure below shows a rigid system which can rotate. M = 1.2 kg, L = 2.2 m, and the connecting rod as negligible mass. Treat the masses as point particles.
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