let
M = 750 g = 0.75 kg
L = 1 m
m = 9 g = 0.009 kg
v = 580 m/s
let w is the angular speed of the rod after the collision.
using parallel axis theorem, moment of inertia of the rod about one axis, Ip = Icm + M*(L/2)^2
= M*L^2/12 + M*L^2/4
= M*L^2/3
Apply conservation of angular momentum
Lf =Li
(M*L^2/3 + m*L^2)*w = m*v*L
w = m*v*L/(M*L^2/3 + m*L^2)
= 0.009*580*1/(0.75*1^2/3 + 0.009*1^2)
= 20.15 rad/s
KEi = (1/2)*m*v^2
= (1/2)*0.009*580^2
= 1514 J
KEf = (1/2)*I*w^2
= (1/2)*(M*L^2/3 + m*L^2)*w^2
= (1/2)*(0.75*1^2/3 + 0.009*1^2)*20.15^2
= 53 J
The amount of energy transfered to the heat during the collision = KEi - KEf
= 1514 - 53
= 1461 J <<<<<<<<<<<<<-----------------Answer
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