why does moment of inertia increases when we stretch our hands on rotating chair
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When we stretch our hands on rotation, the radius of us, as a rotational body, increases.
We have the formula for moment of inertia,
I = mr²
where m is the mass of our body and r the radius.
Since our mass, m, is a constant, we can say that the moment of inertia is directly proportional to the second power of radius. This is why the moment of inertia increases.
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