Please can you explain all steps ? Thanks :)) 2. Please calculate the monment of inertia values for each figures according to the defined rotation axises.Long, thin rodWIlh Totation axisunrough centerLong, thinrod withrotation axisthrough endSolid sphereThin sphericalshellICM = MR2ICM3.MR?%3DR

Moment of inertia also called rotational inertia is the product of the mass of the body and the…

2. Please calculate the moment of inertia values for each figures according to the defined rotation axises. Long, thin rod With rotation axis uurough center Long, thin rod with rotation axis through end IM = ML %3D 12 1- MI2 Solid sphere Thin spherical shell ICM = MR2 %3D ICM = MR R

2. Please calculate the moment of inertia values for each figures according to the defined rotation axises. Long, thin rod With rotation axis uurough center Long, thin rod with rotation axis through end IM = ML %3D 12 1- MI2 Solid sphere Thin spherical shell ICM = MR2 %3D ICM = MR R

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Please can you explain all steps ? Thanks :))

2. Please calculate the monment of inertia values for each figures according to the defined rotation axises.
Long, thin rod
WIlh Totation axis
unrough center
Long, thin
rod with
rotation axis
through end
Solid sphere
Thin spherical
shell
ICM = MR2
ICM
3.
MR?
%3D
R

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