For the two beams presented in the figures determine centroid and centrioidal inertia in x. Plate 6 in x 1/2 in.pulg=inches 0.5 pulg 0.5 pulgPL 6x16"6 pulg2<3x3x1/21.5 pulg1 pulg-3 pulg--3 pulg--Angular 3x3x-:A=2.75 in :j = 0.932 in: Ix=2.22 in

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For the two beams presented in the figures determine centroid and centrioidal inertia in x. Plate 6 in x 1/2 in.

pulg=inches

0.5 pulg 0.5 pulg
PL 6x1
6"
6 pulg
2<3x3x1/2
1.5 pulg
1 pulg
-3 pulg--3 pulg--
Angular 3x3x-:A=2.75 in :j = 0.932 in: Ix=2.22 in

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