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Moment of inertia of a uniform quarter disc of radius r and mass m about an axis through its centre of mass and perpendicular to its plane is :

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Answered by sarojk1219
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The Moment of Inertia Of a Uniform Quarter  disc of Radius r and mass m about axis passing through its center of mass  and perpendicular to its plane is I_{C} = \dfrac{mr^2}{2}- m\left(\sqrt{2}\times \dfrac{4r}{3 \pi} \right)^{2}\\

Explanation:

  • Mass Moment of inertia is a product of mass and square of distance from center of mass to reference axis about which moment has to be taken.

        I_m = mr^2\\

  • First of all we have to consider a quarter disc of radius r and mass m,  now we can apply parallel axis theorem as:-

        I_c = I_g + m h^2\\

       where I_c\\ - Moment of inertia about center of mass

       I_G - Moment of Inertia of small element about its center of mass

       m - mass of the disc

       r - radius of the disc

  • Now we can apply the moment of inertia for a quarter disc by parallel axis theorem as:-

       \dfrac{mr^2}{2}  = I_c + \left(m \dfrac{4r}{3\pi} \times \sqrt {2} \right) ^2\\\\

 we get-

   The moment of inertia of quarter disc about an axis passing through its            center of mass and perpendicular to the pane is -

      I_C = \dfrac{mr^2}{2} - \left (m {\sqrt{2} \times \dfrac{4r}{3\ip} \right)^2\\

you can learn more about Moment of inertia here:

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Parallel Axis theorem for Moment of inertia can be learn from here:

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