the moment of inertia of an object of mass m(a)m(a) is an intrinsic property of the object, (b) depends on the choice of axis of rotation, (c)(c) is proportional to mm regardless of the choice of axis, (d)(d) both (b)(b) and (c)(c) are correct.



Answer :

Option (B)is correct

depends on the choice of axis of rotation

What does m in a moment of inertia mean?

Formula for Moment of Inertia

Moment of inertia is defined in general form as I = m r2,

where m is the sum of the product of the mass.

r is the separation from the rotational axis.

What elements affect inertia?

The position and orientation of the rotational axis affect a body's moment of inertia. It also depends on the body's size, shape, and how its mass is distributed around a particular axis. Q.

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