Consider the shaded geometric shape, with units in meters, and assume 3 sig fig precision. Be sure to show your work. a. Find the x and y coordinates of the centroid. b. What are the SI units for the area moment of inertia of this shape? c. Find the moment of inertia ly about the y-axis. d. Find the moment of inertia ly where the axes x' and y' are parallel to the x and y axes respectively, but goes through the centroid. y=2x-2 A y=-x²+3x+4

Consider the shaded geometric shape, with units in meters, and assume 3 sig fig precision. Be sure to show your work. a. Find the x and y coordinates of the centroid. b. What are the SI units for the area moment of inertia of this shape? c. Find the moment of inertia ly about the y-axis. d. Find the moment of inertia ly where the axes x' and y' are parallel to the x and y axes respectively, but goes through the centroid. y=2x-2 A y=-x²+3x+4

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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Problem 9.78P: The L806010-mm structural angle has the following cross-sectional properties:...

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