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Consider the construction shown in (Figure 1). The mass of each ball is m. Ignore the mass of the rods to which the balls are attached. Determine the rotational inertia of the construction about an axis perpendicular to the picture and passing through point A.

Express your answer in terms of m and l.


Consider the construction shown in (Figure 1). The mass of each ball is m. Ignore the mass of the r

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