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What does the moment of inertia depend on?
-Angular velocity
-Shape of the object
-Location of axis of rotation
-Mass
Well, I think the location of the axis of rotation matters because it sets a reference point. I'm not sure about the others. Doesn't it also depend on how the mass of the object is distributed? So would that be the mass or shape of the object, or both? Also, moment of inertia was defined to be the resistance to the change of angular acceleration. But does that mean that it's dependent on the angular velocity?
Am I missing anything from above or incorrectly included any?
-Angular velocity
-Shape of the object
-Location of axis of rotation
-Mass
Well, I think the location of the axis of rotation matters because it sets a reference point. I'm not sure about the others. Doesn't it also depend on how the mass of the object is distributed? So would that be the mass or shape of the object, or both? Also, moment of inertia was defined to be the resistance to the change of angular acceleration. But does that mean that it's dependent on the angular velocity?
Am I missing anything from above or incorrectly included any?