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length of rod(L)=0.705m
mass ogf each rod(m)=1.01kg
time(t)8.57sec
w1=0
w2=6.35rad/seconds
moment of inertia about the end is =ml^2/3
i(w2-w1)(1/t)=lxF
(1.01x0.705^2(1/3))(6.63)(1/8.57)=(0.705)F
F=0.18362N
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