0. Moment of Inertia are used by Civil, Mechanical, and Aerospace Engineers.
1. Moment of Inertia = Angular Momentum/ Angular Velocity
= R(mv)/ (angle/time)
2. R(m) ((R) (angle/time))/ (angle/time) = m (R^2)
3. So Angular Momentum is m (R^2) Note: Moment of Inertial formulas Wrong
4. 1/2 mR^2 is derived from 1/2 mv^2 a wrong way to derive.
5. While R might vary at different point of the object, when its shape has curvature.
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