ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
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For the shape below, assume the following dimensions:
a = 175 mm
b = 220 mm
d = 300 mm
t = 23 mm
The centroid of this shape is located 71.762 mm to the right of point H shown in the figure.
What is the moment of inertia ly about the y centroidal axis for this shape?
H
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b) 3
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For the shape below, assume the following dimensions:
a = 175 mm
b = 220 mm
d = 330 mm
t = 24 mm
The centroid of this shape is located 69.953 mm to the right of point H shown in the figure.
What is the moment of inertia ly about the y centroidal axis for this shape?
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ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
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