A pendulum consists of a light rigid rod of length 250 mm, with two identical uniform...

A pendulum consists of a light rigid rod of length 250 mm, with two identical uniform solid spheres of radius 50 mm attached one on either side of its lower end. Find the period of small oscillations (a) perpendicular to the line of centers and (b) along it.

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