Moment of inertia/understanding the concept with examples/strength of materials/explained in tamil.

Hi friends in this video you can understand the basic concept of what is moment of inertia? and how we apply the concept in to our real life application?..
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[@sivakumar-jv4bf]

Sir force×distance = torque . 4:18 it will be easy to rotate as the distance increases

[@rajkiran9215]

4:14 radius will increased ..it's easy to rotate not difficult

[@balajig4689]

I think so

[@VenusWorldofThamarai]

Yes I. Agree

[@sevithvishal107]

Yes

[@sivakumar-jv4bf]

No. As the mass increases it's moment of inertia increases so the moment of inertia is more and hard to rotate . The torque is force×distance. The force given by you and distance

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[@sakthivelp5894]

Well explained.

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[@ranjithrajan5797]

M=f*r, f=M/r, more the radius lesser the force required

[@selvik5552]

It is very easy to understand

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[@puviyarasup3377]

According to torque,, torque=f*d is ,,, in this increase d... U will more torque,,, but u said near by axis is good in rotation,,,, how it's possible,, please clear it,,,,

[@LearnMechTamizh]

In short distance we need more force to rotate... at the it is easy to rotate...

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Sir so is (alpha = theta P)

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