Angular Impulse and Angular Momentum

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The discussion revolves around calculating the angular velocity (w) of an arm after a plug becomes wedged in a block, given various parameters like mass and distance. The user attempts to solve the problem using equations related to angular momentum and kinematics but finds their calculated w to be less than the expected 2 rad/s. They seek confirmation of their calculations and clarification on the significance of the 2 rad/s value. The conversation highlights the importance of accurately applying physics principles to solve for angular velocity in dynamic systems. The user is looking for guidance to ensure their approach is correct.
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Homework Statement



Mass of both end, distance from the pin point, height of the plug and its mass, angular velocity are given.
Need to fine angular velocity w of the arm immediately after plug has wedged itself in the block.

Homework Equations



(Ho)o = (Ho)horizontal

The Attempt at a Solution



1) 2(v1)(0.5) = (4+2)(0.5w)(0.5) + 6(0.3w)0.3
2) v^2 = vo^2 - 2g(y-yo) -> calculate v and substitute in v1

I find w to be a number smaller than 2 rad/s which is given and i know it's CW.
I just want to double check my work. thanks.
 
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if someone can guide me to right direction i'd really appreciate it. :)
 
whats the significance of 2 rad/s?
 
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