A thin wire is bent into the shape shown. Knowing that b = 100 mm and h = 190 mm, determine the location of the centroid (x, y). Enter x below in mm to the nearest 0.1 mm. h/10 h b/2 Your written solution must show all calculations for g and y.

A thin wire is bent into the shape shown. Knowing that b = 100 mm and h = 190 mm, determine the location of the centroid (x, y). Enter x below in mm to the nearest 0.1 mm. h/10 h b/2 Your written solution must show all calculations for g and y.

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A thin wire is bent into the shape shown. Knowing that b = 100 mm and h = 190 mm,
determine the location of the centroid (x, y). Enter x below in mm to the nearest 0.1
mm.
h/10
h
b/2
Your written solution must show all calculations for g and y.

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