Angular momentum for 3 sec
= 14.5*2 + 15 =44 kg *m/s
moment of inertia = 2*m*l^2 = 2*14.5 *0.5^2 = 7.25 kg*m^2
omega = L/I
= 44/7.25 = 6.06896552 rad/s
the speed pf each ball = 6.06896552*0.5 =3.03448276 m/s answer
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