A rod of mass m =0.59 kg and length L=35cm rotates about an axis through one end that is perpendicular to the rod. Calculate the rotational inertia of this object. If the object is accelerated from rest by a torque of 1.2 N/m about the same axis, how many revolutions will it turn in 2.5s?

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A rod of mass m =0.59 kg and length L=35cm rotates about an axis through one end that is perpendicular to the rod. Calculate the rotational inertia of this object. If the object is accelerated from rest by a torque of 1.2 N/m about the same axis, how many revolutions will it turn in 2.5s?

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