Torus



$I_{centre} =\frac{1}{4}m(4b^2+3a^2)$



$I_{diameter} =\frac{1}{8}m(5a^2+4b^2)$

The following are the variables for the equations...

1. I = the moment of inertia (
   

   $kg/m^2$
   ).
2. h = the height of the cone (m).

1. m = the body's mass (kg).

1. a = minor radius
2. b = major radius



Figure 1: Diagram Of The Moment of Inertia For A Torus

Moment of Inertia For A Torus Calculator

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