The centre of mass of the right rod has a final translational velocity of MWo2/12. The right rod's final angle of rotation about its centre is ML2/12.
Ordinary velocity, expressed in metres per second, is what translational velocity is. Tangential velocity is the part of ordinary (translational) velocity that is in the tangential direction. For instance, if a rigid body is rotating about a fixed axis at an angular velocity of radians per second, any point r metres away from the axis will have a purely tangential velocity of r metres per second. The speed at which the angular location or orientation of an item varies is represented by a pseudovector in physics as angular velocity or rotational velocity ( or ), also called an angular frequency vector.
Iz = Ix+Iy
Ix = iy
Iz = 2Ix
(ML^2/6)/2 = ML^2/12
the final angular velocity of the right rod around its center is ML^2/12.
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