Six brass and aluminum spheres are connected by three lightweight rods to form a rigid object shaped like a jack. The brass spheres are shaded and have greater mass and the aluminum are not shaded and have less mass. Rank the rotational inertia of each object around the z axis from greatest to least. Separate characters with a space. Enter your answer as A > B or A = B if they are equal, ... Equal values can be entered in any order

Six brass and aluminum spheres are connected by three lightweight rods to form a rigid object shaped like a jack. The brass spheres are shaded and have greater mass and the aluminum are not shaded and have less mass. Rank the rotational inertia of each object around the z axis from greatest to least. Separate characters with a space. Enter your answer as A > B or A = B if they are equal, ... Equal values can be entered in any order

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