It should be 3mL2 if the mass of each rod is m and not mL2 as you have written.
9 Answers
Bicchuram Aveek
·2010-03-25 23:16:54
Till now unlucky 13 views and no reply....I hope someone is racking his/her brain through it !!! :-)
kaymant
·2010-03-25 23:52:26
Bicchuram Aveek
·2010-03-25 23:58:37
Sir I'm also getting 3ml2 but in FIITJEE solution they have used ml2. I don't understand how .
ml2/3 + (ml2/3 + ml2) + (ml2/3 + ml2) = 3ml2
Am I right Sir ??
Anyways.....is then Fiitjee's soln. wrong ?
kaymant
·2010-03-26 00:06:00
Obviously the FIITJEE solution is wrong. And that's not a new thing. (They might have m as the total mass though.)