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OpenStudy (anonymous):

What would the equations for the moments of inertia about each axis be for the pictures below

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OpenStudy (rajat97):

by using integration , unitary method, paralel and perp. axis theorems , i got the following answers fig. 1 abt. axis 1=(mh^2)/12 abt. axis2=(mb^2)/12 fig.2 I=(mh^2)/12 + (mb^2)/12 fig. 3 I=5(mr^2)/4 fig.4 5[(m1r1^2)+(m2r2^2)]/4 fig. 5 i'm working on it i had posted each and every step of my solution but the page refreshed itself automatically now it's getting really late for me so if my answers are correct and you need the solutions, i'll post them tomorrow hope this helps:)

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