in physics, we have a lot of problems. lets just say we have this problem for instance. we know that if we try to make a physical pendulum, we would have to bend it or deform it into a squaref. and by doing this, we have to take a rod of length (L) and mass(M) and bend it lol. FIND: WE WOULD NEED TO FIND THE expected center of mass m0ment of inertia FOR THIS SORT OF SQUARE SHAPE

in physics, we have a lot of problems. lets just say we have this problem for instance. we know that if we try to make a physical pendulum, we would have to bend it or deform it into a squaref. and by doing this, we have to take a rod of length (L) and mass(M) and bend it lol. FIND: WE WOULD NEED TO FIND THE expected center of mass m0ment of inertia FOR THIS SORT OF SQUARE SHAPE

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