Originally posted by: AnnihilatorX
you just add the two moment of inertias together to get the total moment of inertia
Originally posted by: Triumph
haha, that was easy! now, translate both of them to a point somewhere else in space that doesn't lie along their axis! quick, what's the equatioin
if i remember correctly it's (inertia about its own axis) + mass*distance to new point^2. or i could be completely wrong, i never use that stuff anymore.
Originally posted by: Triumph
haha, that was easy! now, translate both of them to a point somewhere else in space that doesn't lie along their axis! quick, what's the equatioin
if i remember correctly it's (inertia about its own axis) + mass*distance to new point^2. or i could be completely wrong, i never use that stuff anymore.