a) The FBD and kinetic diagrams are as follows:
is the angle the line joining O and B makes with the horizontal.
The assumptions are:
1. The mass of the connecting rod is negligible.
2. The center of mass of the ball lies exactly at B.
b) From the FBD and the kinetic diagram:
Similarly,
And,
c) Masses of the rods are not given. Hence I'll keep the final answer in variables.
The center of mass of the individual rods is at the midpoints of the rods. The center of mass of both sections together is at the weighted mean of these coordinates:
Hence the moment equation is,
Note: For any clarifications, especially for part c, contact me in the comments.
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