I need part B A thin 6.5-kg wheel of radius 33 cm is weighted toone side by a 1.20-kg weight, small in size, placed23 cm from the center of the wheel.Constants Periodic TablePart BCalculate the moment of inertia about an axis through its cm, perpendicular to its face.Express your answer using two significant figures.I =kg - m?SubmitPrevious Answers Request Answer2:26 AM44°F Clear12/4/2021lypBANG & OLUFSdefioinsertprt scr国%$4&7backspace (Ch 10 HWProblem 10.594 of 5Constants Periodic TabA thin 6.5-kg wheel of radius 33 cm is weighted toone side by a 1.20-kg weight, small in size, placed23 cm from the center of the wheel.Part ACalculate the position of the center of mass of the weighted wheel (distance from the center ofthe wheel).Express your answer using two significant figures.Icm = 3.6 cmSubimitPrevious Answersv Correct2:26 AM44°F Clear12/4/202lypBAN112prt scrf1oinsertf6f5

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4 A thin 6.5-kg wheel of radius 33 cm is weighted to one side by a 1.20-kg weight, small in size, placed 23 cm from the center of the wheel. Constants | Perioc Part B Calculate the moment of inertia about an axis through its cm, perpendicular to its face. Express your answer using two significant figures. να ΑΣφ = kg - m2 Submit Previous Answers Request Answer

4 A thin 6.5-kg wheel of radius 33 cm is weighted to one side by a 1.20-kg weight, small in size, placed 23 cm from the center of the wheel. Constants | Perioc Part B Calculate the moment of inertia about an axis through its cm, perpendicular to its face. Express your answer using two significant figures. να ΑΣφ = kg - m2 Submit Previous Answers Request Answer

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