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C++ programming, plz help!! i need to solve this problem ASAP!!?
In a solid body the net torque (use variable T for torque) about the axis of rotation is related to the inertia (use variable I for inertia) and the angular acceleration (use variable ACC for acceleration) according to the formula: T= ( I )(ACC)
the moment of inertia depends on the shape of the body for a disk w/ radius (use variable R for radius) it is 
I )(1/2)(M)(R squared) where M is the variable used for mass.
a.) create a function moment to calculate & return the moment of inertia of a solid disk . it should take 2 parameters : radius and mass
b.) create a function work that will prompt the user to enter the radius , mass, and angular acceleration of a disk. limit the inputs within these ranges:
0.093<=R<=0.207
0.088<=m<=11
compute and print the torque by calling the function moment first.
plz explain explain your answer.. 10 point s is waiting for the one who got the best answer.. ^_^
This is your homework question, but what is YOUR question? It all seems pretty well-explained to me. Post another question with your actual question in it.