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Rigid Body Dynamics
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Illustration - 11 A Rod resting over a Step
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Illustration - 23 Toppling of a Prism
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Illustration - 29 Force by hinges on a Door
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  2. Sir in the above question why the momemt of inertia of the rod hinged at one end is taken as ML^2/12?why is it not taken as ML^2/3?
    8 years ago by Nikhil Bansal
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    YES sir can you explain nikhil's question.
    8 years ago by swayamjeet

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