Problem with angular acceleration and Moment of Inertia

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The discussion centers on the challenges of seeking assistance with angular acceleration and moment of inertia due to poorly defined problems. Participants emphasize the necessity of clearly articulating the issue and providing visual aids, such as figures, to facilitate understanding. The original poster acknowledges the difficulty in describing their problem and ultimately decides to abandon the topic, indicating a lack of time to pursue it further.

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There is nothing to answer anymore. I have no time left for the project to use the data.
 
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Your problem is ill-defined. To get help, you need to formulate it more clearly and, ideally, include a figure. Look at the other posts seeking help and you will see what I mean.
 
kuruman said:
Your problem is ill-defined. To get help, you need to formulate it more clearly and, ideally, include a figure. Look at the other posts seeking help and you will see what I mean.

I get what you mean.

It's a little bit to hard for me to describe and i don't have enough time to work on it anymore so I discard my previous post and this topic will be made unrelevant using a different title. Thanks for your potential help anyway. :)
 

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