7For the beam given in the figure, find theprincipal moment of inertia corresponding tothe principal axes passing through point o.h-12cma)Imax 1413 cm. Imin=99 cm4b)Imax,= 1482 cm. Imin= 144 cmImax,= 1243 cm. Imin = 132 cm4a-6cm%3Dd)Imax,= 1624 cm4. Imin = 164 cm4

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For the beam given in the figure, find the principal moment of inertia corresponding to the principal axes passing through point O. h-12cm Imax= 1413 cmª. Imin= 99 cm4 Imax, 1482 cm. Imin = 144 cm Imax= 1243 cm . Imin= 132 cm4 a-6cm !3! d) Imax, 1624 cm. Imin= 164 cm

For the beam given in the figure, find the principal moment of inertia corresponding to the principal axes passing through point O. h-12cm Imax= 1413 cmª. Imin= 99 cm4 Imax, 1482 cm. Imin = 144 cm Imax= 1243 cm . Imin= 132 cm4 a-6cm !3! d) Imax, 1624 cm. Imin= 164 cm

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Chapter6: Stresses In Beams (advanced Topics)

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