Question 2a) Figure Q2a shows an asymmetric cross-section of solid beam, calculate thecentroid for the beam section giving your answer in the form of (x, ỹ) relative to theorigin O in millimetres (mm). Assume the beam section material is homogeneousand of uniform thickness.Beam Cross-Sectiony75 mm15 mm10 mm145 mm30 mm150 mmFigure Q2ab) A simply supported beam has a symmetrical rectangular cross-section. If thesecond moment of area (I) of a beam with a rectangular cross-section is11.50 x 106 mm“ about its centroidal x-axis and the depth dimension (d) of therectangular section is 180 mm, determine the breadth dimension (b) for this beamsection. Give your answer in millimetres (mm) and to 2 decimal places. Assumethe beam section material is homogeneous.c) The same rectangular cross-section beam in Q2b is subjected to a maximumbending moment of 25,000 Nm and experiences sagging. Assuming that thecentroidal axis passes through the beam section at (d/2), calculate the maximumbending stress (ơmax) the beam will experience. Give your answer in N/mm? and to 2decimal places.

Figure Q2a shows an asymmetric cross-section of solid beam, calculate the centroid for the beam section giving your answer in the form of (ï, ỹ) relative to the origin O in millimetres (mm). Assume the beam section material is homogeneous and of uniform thickness. Beam Cross-Section 75 mm 15 mm 10 mm 145 mm 30 mm 150 mm

Figure Q2a shows an asymmetric cross-section of solid beam, calculate the centroid for the beam section giving your answer in the form of (ï, ỹ) relative to the origin O in millimetres (mm). Assume the beam section material is homogeneous and of uniform thickness. Beam Cross-Section 75 mm 15 mm 10 mm 145 mm 30 mm 150 mm

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