Physics, asked by taramahurkar, 11 months ago

v) A uniform disc and a hollow right

circular cone have the same formula

for their M.I., when rotating about their

central axes. Why is it so?​

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Answered by bestwriters
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Moment of inertia of uniform disc and a hollow right  circular cone:

  • The moment of inertia is the torque required to rotate the shape with angular acceleration.
  • It depends on mass distribution about the rotational axis whereas it does not depends on shape or mass or size of the body.
  • The moment of inertia is equal for two bodies when they are symmetric about all the axes.
  • The moment of inertia of uniform disc and a hollow right  circular cone is 1/2 × MR²
  • The hollow right  circular cone along the diameter is symmetric to uniform disc.
Answered by rockstar2019
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