For a mass point of mass m 0.1 kg at a distancer=0.05 m from the axis of rotation,obtain I-point mass(kgm2).a. 0.00025b. 0.025C. 0.15d. 0.5e. 0.1Lutfen birini seçin.O AO BOCO DO ESONRAKİ SAYFA

The expression for inertia is, Iz=mr2

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For a mass point of mass m= obtain I-point mass (kgm2). 0.1 kg at a distance r= 0.05 m from the axis of rotation, a. 0.00025 b. 0.025 C. 0.15 d. 0.5 e. 0.1

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For a mass point of mass m 0.1 kg at a distancer=0.05 m from the axis of rotation,
obtain I-point mass
(kgm2).
a. 0.00025
b. 0.025
C. 0.15
d. 0.5
e. 0.1
Lutfen birini seçin.
O A
O B
OC
O D
O E
SONRAKİ SAYFA

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