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Linear force acting on axis of rotation
An uniform rod of known mass and length (m and l if you like) is rotating relative to an axis of rotation located at one of its ends. The rotation is frictionless and the angular momentum at a particular moment, ω, is also known. Can somebody please tell me the formula for the linear force (if any) acting on the axis of rotation at that particular moment?
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