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A uniform rod of mass `m` is rotated about an axis passing through point `O` as shown. Find angular momentum of the rod about rotational law.

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`I=(m(3I)^(2))/(12)+m((l)/(2))^(2)=ml^(2)`
`L=Iomega=ml^(2)omega`
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