Calculating Inertia on Viviani's Curve

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This discussion focuses on calculating inertia for a mass moving along Viviani's Curve, a specific mathematical path. Participants emphasize the importance of defining the units of measurement for inertia, which is crucial for accurate calculations. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in both the physical parameters involved and the mathematical framework used to derive inertia in this context.

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  • Basic calculus for deriving motion equations
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I need to calculate inertia for a mass moving on viviani's curve.
Anyone here care do guide me on how to do this ?
 
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In what units will you be measuring inertia?
 

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