Need help with this Q. (c) Determine the 1st moment of area Q, of the top-half region A' (red shaded area) against z axis, as shown in the figure below,12 mm60 mm12 mm20 mmy80 mm20 mmQ:(A'):mm3 The beam cross-section shown in the Figure Q6 is subjected to a resultant internal vertical shear force V = 70000 N andmoment M = 6000 N*m.For all numerical answers, answer to within 3 decimal places.Note that adatpive marking has been used to consider the method mark.12 mm60 mm12 mm80 mm20 mmy'20 mmFigure Q6: A cross-section of l-beam with given dimensions and resultant vertical shear force V and moment M(a) Determine the overall 2nd moment of area I, of the cross-section with regard to the neutral axis.I,mm4(b) Determine the maximum bending stress in the beam.O mazMPa

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