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Consider a stick 1.00 m long and its moments of inertia about axes perpendicular to the
stick's length and passing through two different points on the stick: first, a point at its
center and second, a point 24 cm from one end. Calculate the ratio I2/11, the ratio of the
second moment of inertia to the first.
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Record your numerical answer below, assuming three significant figures. Remember to include a
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