Masses m1= 8.0 kg and m2= 2.0 kg are attached at the ends of a massless rod 2.00 meters long, mounted to spin around a point 50.0 cm from one end. Calculate the rotational inertia around the mount point.

Masses m1= 8.0 kg and m2= 2.0 kg are attached at the ends of a massless rod 2.00 meters long, mounted to spin around a point 50.0 cm from one end. Calculate the rotational inertia around the mount point.

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Masses m₁= 8.0 kg and m₂= 2.0 kg are attached at the ends of a massless rod 2.00 meters long, mounted to spin around a point 50.0 cm from one end. Calculate the rotational inertia around the mount point.

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m₁=8.0 kg
50.0 cm
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m₂=2.0 kg
150.0 cm
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