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Steiner's Theorem
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In general, moments of inertia are calculated with respect to axes that pass through the center of mass. However, in many situations rotation occurs around another axis. In that case, the moment of inertia on the throne of any parallel axis can be calculated based on the Steiner theorem, for which only the moment of inertia is needed with respect to the center of mass, the mass and the distance between the real axis and the one passes through the center of mass.
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Steiner's Theorem
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In general, moments of inertia are calculated with respect to axes that pass through the center of mass. However, in many situations rotation occurs around another axis. In that case, the moment of inertia on the throne of any parallel axis can be calculated based on the Steiner theorem, for which only the moment of inertia is needed with respect to the center of mass, the mass and the distance between the real axis and the one passes through the center of mass.
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