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zachdr1
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Why don't we include the kinetic moments in the summation of the moments of a rigid body? In other words, why are the kinetic moments on the opposite side of the equation as the moments due to external forces? I understand that the math works out but it's not making sense to me conceptually.
The equation I'm talking about is
ΣM = Σm + Iα
The equation I'm talking about is
ΣM = Σm + Iα