11m3m9mAK-7mWhat is the mass moment of Inertia about the "A axis" (orange) of a cuboid withcylindrical hole drilled through the centre of a face as shown in the figure. The massof the cuboid before the hole was drilled M1 = 12kg and after the hole wasdrilled M2 = 6. 6kg. 사Calculate the Angular Momentum of the blue cylinder shown in the figure (height =1m, radius = 3m, mass = 2 kg) rotating with an angular velocity N = 5j about they-axis. The xyz coordinate system has its origin fixed at the centre of mass of thecylinder.A j+a k kg.m² /s+

Given: Mass of block before cylindrical cut = M1=12 kg Mass of block after cylindrical cut = M2=6.6…

What is the mass moment of Inertia about the "A axis" (orange) of a cuboid with cylindrical hole drilled through the centre of a face as shown in the figure. The mass of the cuboid before the hole was drilled M1 = 12kg and after the hole was drilled M2 = 6. 6kg.

What is the mass moment of Inertia about the "A axis" (orange) of a cuboid with cylindrical hole drilled through the centre of a face as shown in the figure. The mass of the cuboid before the hole was drilled M1 = 12kg and after the hole was drilled M2 = 6. 6kg.

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