For the outlined sphere model of a water molecule consisting of two small spheres with the mass m= 3 g and one large sphere with the mass M=16-m, the moments of inertia are to be calculated in relation to the mutually perpendicular axes of rotationx, y and z. The z axis is perpendicular to the plane of the drawing and, like the x axis and the y axis, should run through the center of mass of the sphere model. The connections drawn in blue should have no mass, and the spheres should be assumed to have point masses

For the outlined sphere model of a water molecule consisting of two small spheres with the mass m= 3 g and one large sphere with the mass M=16-m, the moments of inertia are to be calculated in relation to the mutually perpendicular axes of rotationx, y and z. The z axis is perpendicular to the plane of the drawing and, like the x axis and the y axis, should run through the center of mass of the sphere model. The connections drawn in blue should have no mass, and the spheres should be assumed to have point masses

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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