Parallel Axis Theorem Example

The moment of inertia of this sphere about its circumferential axis can be obtained using the parallel axis theorem.

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6 years later and this still helps XD

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Halliday physics textbook

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i thought moment of inertia doesn't involve mass ie for a circle it's I=.25*pi*r^3

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hey i have the same book!

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which book

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name

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College Physics by Randall D. Knight

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sir may i have the book name

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