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I = m R^2

In this case, the inertia of the system of three particles would be:

I = md^2 + m(2d)^2 + m(3d)^2 = 14 md^2

a)When we remove the innermost one, Inertia of the system decreases and becomes:

I = m(2d)^2 + m (3d)^2 = 13 md^2

So, %age decrease would be:

%age = (14 - 13)/14 x 100 = 7.14 %

Hence, when the innermost mass is removed, inertia decreases by 7.14 %

b)When the outer most is remover, the inertia of system becomes:

I = md^2 + m(2d)^2 = 5 md^2

So, the %age decrease would be:

%age = (14 - 5 )/14 x 100 = 64.3 %

Hence, when the outermost mass is removed, the inertia decreases by 64.3%