Determine the second moment of area (lyy) about the centroidal y-axis for a solid homogeneous beam section where the dimensio = 125 mm and d = 275 mm. Give your answer in m4 to 2 significant figures. Ix

Determine the second moment of area (lyy) about the centroidal y-axis for a solid homogeneous beam section where the dimensio = 125 mm and d = 275 mm. Give your answer in m4 to 2 significant figures. Ix

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Determine the second moment of area (lyy) about the centroidal y-axis for a solid homogeneous beam section where the dimensio
= 125 mm and d = 275 mm.
Give your answer in m4 to 2 significant figures.
Ix

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