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willwoll100
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Could anyone help me calculate the moment of inertia of a wheel by the falling mass method, the data I've got is below,
Distance mass falls
Time taken
Mass fallen
Radius of shaft that the wire wraps around which is attached to the mass
Is is just the mass*radius^2? It just doesn't seem right?
Thanks
Distance mass falls
Time taken
Mass fallen
Radius of shaft that the wire wraps around which is attached to the mass
Is is just the mass*radius^2? It just doesn't seem right?
Thanks