Both parts. Thank You The body in the figure consists of 3 lumped masses connected by massless rigid bars. What is Iyyof the body?mO2mL2OmL2O 4mL23mL2mmxy Which of the following statements is correct about the mass moment of inertias about the threeaxes?213mG2aafO I₁1 12 13O 13 > 111₂O 13 12 1₁O I2 I3 > 1₁121₁13

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