Consider the pendulum shown in the figure. Calculate:yr"AA'0.5h"BB'h"t"CC'COLLAPSE IMAGESri = 0.2 inr2 = 1.2 inh = 5 int = 0.1 in The moment of inertia about the y axis.1.25in4System Answer: 1.2521890530065The moment of inertia about the x axis.111.46intSystem Answer: 111.45787149097The moment of inertia about the AA' axis.236.21inSystem Answer: 236.20837345493The location of the x axis such that the moment of inertia around the x axis will be minimized.inENTER

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Consider the pendulum shown in the figure. Calculate: y r" А A' 0.5h" B B' h" t" C C' COLLAPSE IMAGES r = 0.2 in r2 = 1.2 in h = 5 in t = 0.1 in

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