M D. m The device shown above is made of low-mass rods and four point masses. The smaller masses (m = 0.29 kg) are a distance d = 0.37 m from the center, and the larger masses (M = 0.75 kg) are a distance D = 0.24 m from the center. The device rotates about its fixed center with a period of 0.44 s. Part 1 What is the moment of inertia of this device about its center? i kg-m?

M D. m The device shown above is made of low-mass rods and four point masses. The smaller masses (m = 0.29 kg) are a distance d = 0.37 m from the center, and the larger masses (M = 0.75 kg) are a distance D = 0.24 m from the center. The device rotates about its fixed center with a period of 0.44 s. Part 1 What is the moment of inertia of this device about its center? i kg-m?

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