3. A plexiglass panel of mass M = 0.125 kg and width w = 0.450 m is hanged from a massless string at its top, in the vertical axis parallel to the panel's center of mass, as shown in the figure below. A bird of mass M = 0.300 kg coming at the panel with a velocity v = 30.0 m/s hits it just at its edge and gets stuck to it. What is the angular velocity of the panel and bird system? pº M c.m. W Mpvo

3. A plexiglass panel of mass M = 0.125 kg and width w = 0.450 m is hanged from a massless string at its top, in the vertical axis parallel to the panel's center of mass, as shown in the figure below. A bird of mass M = 0.300 kg coming at the panel with a velocity v = 30.0 m/s hits it just at its edge and gets stuck to it. What is the angular velocity of the panel and bird system? pº M c.m. W Mpvo

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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