5 Part C - Mass Moment of Inertia about an Arbitrary AxisCalculate the mass moment of inertia, IOG, about the axis passing through the origin of the two coordinatesystems (xyz and x'y' z') given in the figure. The mass moment of inertia for the center of mass aboutthe z' axis is Iz'z'G = 494.6 kg. m².Express your answer to three significant figures in kg. m².► View Available Hint(s)V—| ΑΣΦ↓↑vec?IOG||kg m² To determine the mass moments and products ofinertia of three-dimensional bodies and find themoment of inertia of a body about an arbitrary axis.An assemblage of slender, solid, round rods has beenconstructed as shown. The six rods that make up thesides of the assembly are all of equal length,l₁=2.10 m. The two rods connecting the sideshave a length of 12: = 3.30 m. The rods have amass-per-unit length of 9.00 kg/m . All connectionsbetween the rods form right angles and the top andbottom portions are aligned with one another. (Figure1)Figure<1 of 144ܕܐy

Given that, l1=2.10 m,l2=3.30 m,Mass per unit length, m=9 kg/m,Iz'z'G=494.6 kg.m2 Calculate the…

Part C-Mass Moment of Inertia about an Arbitrary Axis Calculate the mass moment of inertia, IOG, about the axis passing through the origin of the two coordinate systems (xyz and x'y' z') given in the figure. The mass moment of inertia for the center of mass about the z' axis is Iz'z'G = 494.6 kg. m². Express your answer to three significant figures in kg. m². View Available Hint(s)

Part C-Mass Moment of Inertia about an Arbitrary Axis Calculate the mass moment of inertia, IOG, about the axis passing through the origin of the two coordinate systems (xyz and x'y' z') given in the figure. The mass moment of inertia for the center of mass about the z' axis is Iz'z'G = 494.6 kg. m². Express your answer to three significant figures in kg. m². View Available Hint(s)

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