A particle of mass m is located at x = 1, y = 0, z=2. Find the tensor of inertia for the particle relative to the origin. The particle rotates about the z axis through a small angle a << 1 as shown below. Show that the moments of inertia are unchanged to second order in a but the products of inertia can change linearly with a.

A particle of mass m is located at x = 1, y = 0, z=2. Find the tensor of inertia for the particle relative to the origin. The particle rotates about the z axis through a small angle a << 1 as shown below. Show that the moments of inertia are unchanged to second order in a but the products of inertia can change linearly with a.

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