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dont think so, they give me the equation for the inersia about the x and y axis, in my case the axis pierces the plane of the rectangel.

i know how to calculate the inersia for the cylinder, than i have to take away the inersia of the rectangel, but i can't find an equation for the inersia for a rectangel with the plane spinning perpendicular to the rotation axis, please help !