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\[\int\limits_{}^{}r^2\]
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i know that is 1/3ml^2 but how to calculate it
\[\int\limits_{}^{}r ^{2 } dm\]
take a length x and a width dx at the length x .now calculate the mass of the dx length from the total mass and length.once u get this mass(dm) multiply by x^2 to get the moment of innertia of the particle(dI) integrate dI from limits (in here 0 to L) to get the moment of innertia about the end point
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