#Rotation ans doubt
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I think you cannot use MR^2 as moment of inertia that is the general formula it would be different based on the shape of the object
I just checked moment of inertia of a ring is 4/3MR^2
its a ring
isnt it mr2
when we rotate about center
Actually that is only of 3 spokes if we don’t know how many spokes there are it’s uncertain
That is ring question asks for wheel
we can assume ring to be wheel cant we?
Nope ig if it were the case your answer should be correct
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Value of moment of inertia is given just use it as it is
You changed moment of inertia to get it in terms of F
With your method?
no need for writing that
i thought it was mass given
Oh
thats why i used MR^2