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Three identical balls, with masses of M,2M, and 3M, are fastened to a massless rod of length L as shown. The rotational inertia about the left end of the rod is:
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I=3M*0+2M*(L/2)^2+M*L^2
I had solved it like that , then i had got the answer ( 3ML^2)/2 but the correct answer was (3ML^2)/4 !!
@Vincent-Lyon.Fr
The correct answer is the one you and souvik have given. Facto before ML² MUST be greater than 1.
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for any moment of inertia ML^2 is greater than 1?
No, I mean numerical factor before ML² is greater than one. This is because mass M lies at distance L of axis and moments of inertia are always positive additive.
o..got it..thank u Sir..
@Vincent-Lyon.Fr ,, Thanx a lot Sir .. @souvik ,, Thank for you too
you are welcome..:)
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