A m m B Two light sticks of length { = 24 cm each is mounted perpendicular on a mille so that two sticks make an angle of 180° with each other. Each stick has a mass m = 480 g at the end. Sticks are r = 42 cm away from each other. Mille rotates in counter clockwise direction at a speed of 4.5 rad's. What is the angle that the total angular momentum vector makes with the mille? (Hint: You may calculate the angular momentum vector for each mass with respect to center of mass of the

A m m B Two light sticks of length { = 24 cm each is mounted perpendicular on a mille so that two sticks make an angle of 180° with each other. Each stick has a mass m = 480 g at the end. Sticks are r = 42 cm away from each other. Mille rotates in counter clockwise direction at a speed of 4.5 rad's. What is the angle that the total angular momentum vector makes with the mille? (Hint: You may calculate the angular momentum vector for each mass with respect to center of mass of the

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