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Why can't I use Center of Mass in Moment of Inertia?
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coz if it lies on the axis of rotation mostly
Hmm I guess that is because we chose the axis of rotation to be on center of mass, but my question was why can't I find the co-ordinates of center of mass and then apply I=mr^2. I know we get different results but I wanted to get a clear picture.|dw:1325251564371:dw| Rotation axis is assumed to be along the z-axis, or out of (perpendicular) your computer screen.
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