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After reviewing more, torque resistance and drag are negligible. I would want to use inertia, I = (m*r^2)/4 + (m*L^2)/12? Is that correct?

Assuming the cylinder is rotating on one axis the long ways (flipping over itself). I calculated the time required to stop the rotation based on a given force value. Rotation Like: https://pasteboard.co/fjvq76T45.png Correct me if I am wrong: Given Parameters: m = 3000 kg L = 3 m r = 2 m w...

Assuming we have a cylinder that is rotating on a single axis, how would I go about calculating the torque knowing the following information? m = 2000 kg w = 60 rpm r = 5 m