A rod of mass 12 m and length l lying on...

A rod of mass 12 m and length l lying on a smooth horizontal plane can rotate freely about a stationary, vertical axis passing through the rod's end. A particle of mass m moving along the plane with speed `v_(0)` hits the rod's end perpendicularly and gets stuck there. Find the angular velocity of the system.

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`v_(0)//5I`

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