Solid cylinder about axis R A solid cylinder has a mass 2.45kg and a radius 0.746 m. What is its moment of inertia (in unit of kgm2) when it is rotating around its own central axis? (please search your physics text book or other sources for the correct formula for this situation, you lab manual does not necessarily have the formula.)

Solid cylinder about axis R A solid cylinder has a mass 2.45kg and a radius 0.746 m. What is its moment of inertia (in unit of kgm2) when it is rotating around its own central axis? (please search your physics text book or other sources for the correct formula for this situation, you lab manual does not necessarily have the formula.)

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