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Calculate the moment of inertia of the rectangular plate in FIGURE P12.54 for rotation
about a perpendicular axis through the center.

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The moment of Inertia isML26

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01

Given Information

A rectangular plate with length and width = L

Axis of rotation passing through center and perpendicular to plane

02

Explanation

Lets assume a strip of small width say dx has mass of dm as in figure below

dm = σ x L x dx ............................(1)

where σ is mass per unit area and L is length and dx is width of trip

σ=ML2

Substitute in equation(1) we get

dm=ML2×L×dxdm=MLdx..........................(2)

So the moment of inertia of this strip about its central axis perpendicular length,

dIC=dm×l212

Substitute the value of dm from equation (2), we get

dIC=MLdx×L212dIC=ML12dx

Using the parallel axis theorem, find the moment of inertia of this strip about the given axis of rotation

dI=dIc+dm×x2=ML12dx+MLx2dx=ML121+12L2x2dx

Integrate this to get the inertia of the plate

localid="1649147922795" I=∫dI=ML12∫-L2+L21+12L2x2dxI=ML26

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