Determine the horizontal distance from O of the shear centre of the thin-walled beam section shown in Fig. P.10.13. Note that the position of the centroid of area, G, is given. Ans. 2.0r to the left of O.

Determine the horizontal distance from O of the shear centre of the thin-walled beam section shown in Fig. P.10.13. Note that the position of the centroid of area, G, is given. Ans. 2.0r to the left of O.

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3 Determine the horizontal distance from O of the shear centre of the thin-walled beam section
shown in Fig. P.10.13. Note that the position of the centroid of area, G, is given.
Ans. 2.0r to the left of O.

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