Find Ixx for the given Plane, where b1 =160m, d1=25m, b2=20m, d2=90m, b3=60m & d3=25 m (Enter only the values in the boxes by referring the unit given in brackets. A. b3 d3 b2 d2 di bị The value of X= (unit in m) The value of Y= (unit in m) The moment of inertia for sec 1 = Ixx1 = (unit in m4) The moment of inertia for sec 2 = lyx2 = (unit in m4)

Find Ixx for the given Plane, where b1 =160m, d1=25m, b2=20m, d2=90m, b3=60m & d3=25 m (Enter only the values in the boxes by referring the unit given in brackets. A. b3 d3 b2 d2 di bị The value of X= (unit in m) The value of Y= (unit in m) The moment of inertia for sec 1 = Ixx1 = (unit in m4) The moment of inertia for sec 2 = lyx2 = (unit in m4)

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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