Physics
Mass Moment of Inertia Calculator
Find the mass moment of inertia for common shapes.
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Mass moment of inertia measures resistance to angular acceleration, depending on shape.
The math behind it
Each shape has a coefficient: I = k·m·r². Mass farther from the axis increases inertia.
Worked Example
4 kg solid disk, r = 0.5 → I = 0.5 kg·m².
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does shape matter?
Spreading mass farther from the axis makes it harder to spin up.
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