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A rod has length `'l'` and mass per unit length linearly increases from `lamda` to `2 lamda` as shown in figure. Rod rotates with constant angular velocity `omega` in a gravity free space. Find the tension (in Newton) in the rod at its middle point. (take `omegal=2m//sec and lamda = 3 kg//m`)

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