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The slendar rod of masss m and length L is released from rest on a smoooth...

The slendar rod of masss m and length L is released from rest on a smoooth (frictionless) surface when θ = 60o . Determine the angular velocity of the rod when θ = 30o . Assume L = 8 m and m = 8 kg

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