A rod of length 1.21 m and mass 4.3 kg can freely rotate around uppermost point (see Fig). A bullet of mass 13.6 g traveling with initial speed 42.9 m/s hits this rod at 23.6 cm from the bottom and sticks. Find the height to which the lowest end of the rod will rise. Give result in meters. L. Vo

A rod of length 1.21 m and mass 4.3 kg can freely rotate around uppermost point (see Fig). A bullet of mass 13.6 g traveling with initial speed 42.9 m/s hits this rod at 23.6 cm from the bottom and sticks. Find the height to which the lowest end of the rod will rise. Give result in meters. L. Vo

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A rod of length 1.21 m and mass 4.3 kg can freely
rotate around uppermost point (see Fig). A bullet of
mass 13.6 g traveling with initial speed 42.9 m/s hits
this rod at 23.6 cm from the bottom and sticks. Find
the height to which the lowest end of the rod will
rise. Give result in meters.
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