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I need help with # 2. Finding the moment of inertia when the arms are up and when the arms are down. I have tried and my number is to small. Question is linked http://imgur.com/zcyzk
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|dw:1325601001764:dw|throughout the sum i used m.o.i=mr^2 formula first when arms are stretched we have mass 2.8 kg and distance from axis of rotation as 0.23+(0.65/2)=0.555m (2.8*0.555*0.555*2)+3 =4.72494 KGM^2 gives the m.o.i for first case(2 arms) next we have distance from axis of rotation as shown in diagram 2.8*0.28*0.28=0.21592 2( 0.21592)+3=3.43904KGM^2 m.o.i for 2nd case as momentum is conserved I.W=I'.W' 4RAD/S*4.72494 KGM^2=W rad/s*3.43904KGM finally omega(w')=5.4956 rad/s
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