Derive the formula for shift in moment of inertia.

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Please help me derive the formula for shift in moment of inertia of an accelerating body.
And also when the vertical component is absent.
I shall be ever grateful.
 
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Swapnil Majumdar said:
Please help me derive the formula for shift in moment of inertia of an accelerating body.
And also when the vertical component is absent.
I shall be ever grateful.
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