v24
v24
A
`I_("CC'")+Md^(2)`
B
`I_("CC'")-Md^(2)`
C
`I_("CC'")+3Md^(2)`
D
`I_("CC'")+4Md^(2)`
Text Solution
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The correct Answer is:
C
Let BB. be an axis passing through centre of mass and parallel to CC.
`:.I_("AA." )=I_("BB." )+4Md^(2)`
`=I_("CC.")-Md^(2)+4Md^(2)`
`I_("AA." )=I_("CC." )+3Md^(2)`
`:.I_("AA." )=I_("BB." )+4Md^(2)`
`=I_("CC.")-Md^(2)+4Md^(2)`
`I_("AA." )=I_("CC." )+3Md^(2)`
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