What is the magnitude of the angular momentum of a 900 g, 2.0 m long bar rotating at 200 rpm about an axis through its center? Assume the bar is thin.
angular momentum L = I*ω
m = 900 g = 0.900 kg
l = 2 m
ω = 200 rpm = 200*2pi/60 =20.943951 rad/s
I = m*l2 /12 = 0.900*2^2/12 =0.3 kg.m2
SO
angular momentum L = I*ω = 0.3*20.943951 = 6.2831853 kg-m2/sec
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