Use the tables provided on page 31 to consider the beam cross-section depicted below. A channel and an angle are welded to an a x 20 (mm) steel plate. If the centroidal y axis is located as shown in the diagram: a) determine the width of the steel plate a to the nearest [mm]. b) determine the moments of inertia I and Iy of the beam cross-section about the centroidal x- and y-axes in [mm"]. C 150-15.6 L 152-152-19.0 20mm C

Use the tables provided on page 31 to consider the beam cross-section depicted below. A channel and an angle are welded to an a x 20 (mm) steel plate. If the centroidal y axis is located as shown in the diagram: a) determine the width of the steel plate a to the nearest [mm]. b) determine the moments of inertia I and Iy of the beam cross-section about the centroidal x- and y-axes in [mm"]. C 150-15.6 L 152-152-19.0 20mm C

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Chapter10: Rotational Motion

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