Inertia of a Solid Sphere Formula Derivation - College Physics With Calculus

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8:26 u can also set limits from R to -R to get same result as multiplying by 2

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My teacher didnt derive this saying isnt in our syllabus, so i just came on youtube to see hehe and it just hapoens to be one of your latest video

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Moment of inertia, not simply inertia. Inertia is a phenomenon, or a property of matter.

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In 2:19, you didn’t derivate r^2 because radius isn’t changing, but doesn’t the radius change as you progress through the sphere? Or were you talking about a different perimeter of change? Thanks for the great vid

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I'm not quite sure why he said it doesn't change, but r is a function of h, and that function remains the same all the way if that's what he meant (r2 = R2 - h2) and if you have dV and dh in an equation then you want the other changing values to be written as functions of V or h

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Ah, I see.. _Moment of inertia._ Actually, it's technically a 2nd moment of inertia with form kmR² for some unitless k, but the first moment is of the form: mR.

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please don't hesitate to get deeper in moment of inertia and talk talk about inertia of a curve, an area and a volume

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What app are you using? Or if it is a app.

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