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Solidworks' polar moment of inertia and transverse moment of inertia

Solidworks' polar moment of inertia and transverse moment of inertia

Solidworks' polar moment of inertia and transverse moment of inertia

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I have Solidworks 2011. I'd like to know how to get the polar moment of inertia and transverse moment of inertia using this software.  Someone told me that I need an add-in.  Is it true?
Thanks for your helping.

Lagpump

RE: Solidworks' polar moment of inertia and transverse moment of inertia

No it is not true.

Look at mass properties and section properties in help.

This functionality has been in SW ever since I can remember which goes back a lonnnnnnnng time.  

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