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A charge Q is uniformly distributed on the rod of length L which is pivoted at one of its end. The rod is kept between two plates having charge densities sigma and -sigma. The initial angular acceleration of the rod is (mass of rod=M) +sigma + + 0 + = 声 (は) (1)/(4)

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