(c) Two spheres, one of mass m and one of mass 2m, are connected by a rod. (The mass of the rod is so small that it can be ignored.) The X shows the position of the center of mass (cm) of the system. Three Mass m Mass 2m possible rotation axes, 1, 2, and 3, are shown. Rank the moments of inertia of the system for these three axes, from largest to smallest. Explain how you made your ranking. Axis # 1 Axis Axis # 2 # 3

(c) Two spheres, one of mass m and one of mass 2m, are connected by a rod. (The mass of the rod is so small that it can be ignored.) The X shows the position of the center of mass (cm) of the system. Three Mass m Mass 2m possible rotation axes, 1, 2, and 3, are shown. Rank the moments of inertia of the system for these three axes, from largest to smallest. Explain how you made your ranking. Axis # 1 Axis Axis # 2 # 3

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