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A rigid body, with three different principal moments (?1,?2,?3) is rotating at t = 0 about one of its principle axes (e3).

(a) Write down Euler’s equations for the body, you can assume zero torque

(b) If ?1 = ?, ?2 = 2? and ?3 = 1/2? is the motion stable under small kicks?

(c) What about if ?1 = ?, ?2 = 1/2? and ?3 = 4? ? Justify your answers in both instances

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