Two balls of mass ma and m, are connected by a massless rod of length L. The two verticaldashed lines in the figure, below, represent two different axes of rotation (axes a and b). Theseaxes are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the rod. If the ratio between the twomoments of inertia, as measured relative to each axis, is 4 = 3.Iba. Find the ratio of the masses (ma/mp).b. Find the distance from ball a to the system's center of mass.Axis aAxis bL-maTwo balls connected by a massless rod of length L rotate around the two axes shown.

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wo balls of mass ma and mp are connected by a massless rod of length L. The two vertical ashed lines in the figure, below, represent two different axes of rotation (axes a and b). These xes are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the rod. If the ratio between the two homents of inertia, as measured relative to each axis, is = 3. Ib a. Find the ratio of the masses (ma/mp).

wo balls of mass ma and mp are connected by a massless rod of length L. The two vertical ashed lines in the figure, below, represent two different axes of rotation (axes a and b). These xes are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the rod. If the ratio between the two homents of inertia, as measured relative to each axis, is = 3. Ib a. Find the ratio of the masses (ma/mp).

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