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why is rotational momentum I=mr²?
I was studying for the AP physics and got stuck with this definition...
...So why is I = mr²?
I looked at almost everywhere but couldn't find the answer...Please help this poor guy T_T...
p.s: I looked at the internet and people just 'sways' away from answering...just answers like "just get comfortable with it" ...----> I don't want this kind of answer... so please don't answer like that, please
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Sorry... I meant rotational inertia;;;got messed up in my head -_-;;;
I was studying for the AP physics and got stuck with this definition...
...So why is I = mr²?
I looked at almost everywhere but couldn't find the answer...Please help this poor guy T_T...
p.s: I looked at the internet and people just 'sways' away from answering...just answers like "just get comfortable with it" ...----> I don't want this kind of answer... so please don't answer like that, please
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Sorry... I meant rotational inertia;;;got messed up in my head -_-;;;
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