The left part of Figure P7.30 shows a bird's-eye view of two identical balls connected by a
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The left part of Figure P7.30 shows a bird's-eye view of two identical balls connected by a light rod that rotates about a vertical axis through its center. The right part shows a ball of twice the mass connected to a light rod of half the length, that rotates about its left end. If equal forces are applied as shown in the figure, which of the two rods will have the greater angular acceleration?
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