1) A thin rod having a round objects on both ends is a simplified model of a twirling baton The baton is 80 cm long and the mass of each obyect is 0 35 kg The mass of the rod is negligible a Calculate the moment of inertia of the beton when it is rotated around one end b Calculate the mament of inertia of the baton if it is rotated about the midpoint between the round objects c. Which has the greater moment of inertia?

1) A thin rod having a round objects on both ends is a simplified model of a twirling baton The baton is 80 cm long and the mass of each obyect is 0 35 kg The mass of the rod is negligible a Calculate the moment of inertia of the beton when it is rotated around one end b Calculate the mament of inertia of the baton if it is rotated about the midpoint between the round objects c. Which has the greater moment of inertia?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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