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This can be calculated with the following expression:

I = 1/2 MR² + Md² (2)

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I = (2.76x10^-4)M + (3.06x10^-4)M

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Now, we will replace this value in equation (1):

T = 2π √(5.82x10^-4)M / (9.81)*(0.0175)M ---> Here M cancels out

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