Please can you answer with working out and label each part Question 4A pendulum is suspended from a pin at point O as shown in the figure below. Thependulum is made up of two orthogonal slender rods, each weighing 90 N.Lengths m 1.5 m and n = 0.75 m.GAB(a) Calculate the moment of inertia of the pendulum about an axis passing throughpoint O. [Hint use Parallel Axis Theorem](b) Calculate the length y, from point O to the centre of mass of the pendulum atpoint G.(c) Determine the moment of inertia of the pendulum about an axis pass throughthe centre of mass at pointof the pendulum.(d) If the pendulum was given a torque of 60 Nm and started swinging about pointO, what is the angular acceleration experienced by the pendulum?

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Question 4 A pendulum is suspended from a pin at point O as shown in the figure below. The pendulum is made up of two orthogonal slender rods, each weighing 90 N. Lengths m = 1.5 m and n = 0.75 m.

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