A lamina with constant density rhox y rho occupies the regi

A lamina with constant density rho(x, y) = rho occupies the region under the curve y = sinx from x = 0 to x =pi. Find the moments of inertia I_x and I_y and the radii of the gyration x and y

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Solution :

The definition of inertia is a volume integral

I(i,j) := dV R(V) (r2 (i,j) - x_i x_j )

where R(V) is the density and delta(i,j) = 1 if i=j and 0 otherwise. From this definition, we specify to your problem. I\'ll take R(V) to be R on the plane at z=0 and 0 everywhere else (i.e. the lamina). In this case, the inertial components are :

I(1,1) := Ix = R* dx{0 ... }dy{0 ... sin(x)}y2
I(2,2) := Iy = R* dx{0 ... }dy{0 ... sin(x)}x2

Now solve each:

Ix= R* dx{0 ... } sin3(x)
= R*[-1/3*(cos(x))*(sin2*(x)+2)]{0...}
= R*[1-2/3] = R/3

Iy = R* dx{0 ... } x2*sin(x)
= R*[2x*sin(x) + (2-x2)*cos(x)]{0 ... }
= R*[-(2-2) - 2] = (2-4)*R

 A lamina with constant density rho(x, y) = rho occupies the region under the curve y = sinx from x = 0 to x =pi. Find the moments of inertia I_x and I_y and th

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