Answer to Question #286182 in Classical Mechanics for dummy

Question #286182

An object wtih mass m has moment of inertia I about its center of mass. If we take the moment of inertia at a distance 3d from the center of mass, how does I change?

Expert's answer

"I'=I+m(3d)^2=I+9md^2."

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