Physics, asked by alfaaz1, 1 year ago

Define 'Radius of Gyration'. Derive an expression for it.

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Answered by nirman95
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RADIUS OF GYRATION :

  • It is defined as the radius of a ring having the same moment of inertia (along geometric axis) as that of another body along a particular axis.

Now, let's see the derivation :

  • Let the moment of inertia of a particular body along a given axis be I .

  • And the radius of gyration be R :

So, we can say :

m{R}^{2}  = I

 \implies {R}^{2}  = \dfrac{ I}{m}

 \implies R  =  \sqrt{\dfrac{ I}{m}}

So, the radius of gyration along that axis will be (I/m)

Answered by kingprincepunjab
1

Answer:

what is m in the r=i/m

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