2. For a rigid body shown in the figure, which of the following is a CORRECT application of the Parallel Axis Theorem? G is the mass center of the rigid body and AA', BB', and CC' are axes that are parallel to each other.

2. For a rigid body shown in the figure, which of the following is a CORRECT application of the Parallel Axis Theorem? G is the mass center of the rigid body and AA', BB', and CC' are axes that are parallel to each other.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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