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A uniform rod AB which is free to swing in the vertical plane about a horizontal axis through A, is hanging freely. A particle of equal mass strikes the rod with a velocity `v_(0)` and gets stucks to it. Find the angular velocity of the combination immediately after the collision.

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`omega = (6 V_(0))/(7L)` (anticlockwise)
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