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Standard XII

Physics

Parallel Axis Theorem

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From the theorem of parallel axes

I = I_{G} - M d^{2}

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I = I_{G} + M d^{2}

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I + I_{G} = M d^{2}

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I_{G} = I - M d^{2}

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The correct option is B $I = I_{G} + M d^{2}$
From theorem of parallel axis
$I = I_{G} + M d^{2}$
Hence,
option $B$ is correct answer.

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From the theorem of parallel axes

The correct option is B I=IG+Md2From theorem of parallel axis I=IG+Md2Hence,option B is correct answer.

The correct option is B $I = I_{G} + M d^{2}$
From theorem of parallel axis
$I = I_{G} + M d^{2}$
Hence,
option $B$ is correct answer.