A uniform, thin solid door has height 2.20 m, width 0.997 m,and mass 25 kg. Find its moment of inertia for rotation on itshinges. Is any piece of data unnecessary?Specify your answer in SI units up to 2 decimal places. Do notinclude units.[Hint: The door is thin, so imagine a constant surface massdensity σ. Write down an expression for the mass dm of arectangular strip section of width dx and height H .]

Given data:Height of thin solid door, H = 2.20 mWidth of thin solid door, w = 0.997 mMass, m = 25 kg…

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