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Between the two objects (f) and (g), which one has a
greater moment of inertia? Assume they have the
same mass. *
(f), the solid cylinder
(g), the thin-walled hollow cylinder
It would depend on how fast they rotate.
(f) Solid cylinder
The question cannot be answered, because we don't know what materials they're made from.
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(g) Thin-walled hollow
cylinder
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