* =For the given data shown. EAy 7 in in HE A3 A1 Neutral Axis N.A) 12 in A2 Reterence Line Aren No. Ares value (in) Diatance from the A*v (in') center of ares to the reference lin (in)y A1 AL- Ayl- A2 A2 Aya- A3 Al- Ay- EAy= 787.5 cubic inch O -339.24 (minus 339.24) cubic inch 375 cubic inch O 823.26 cubic inch O -37.5 (minus 37.5) cubic inch For the given data shown. Y (distance * =For the given data shown. A3 from reference line to the neutral * = axis) 7 in S in 3in 7 in sin A3 A1 Neutral Ais (N.A) Bin 12 in A3 A1 Neutr As IN A I A2 12 in Reference Line A2 Estergmoe Le Area No. Area value (in) Distance from the Ay (in' center of area to the reference line (in y Area Ne. Area value fin') Diutansa frum the A'v in A1 enter af te the relerence line in)y Ay1- AL at- A2- Aya A2 Ay A A3 A3- Ay- AI Ay EA EAy ZAy- -105.27 (minus 105.27) square inch 10 inch 12 inch -28.27 (minus 28.27) square inch 7.5 inch 105 square inch -7.5 (minus 7.5) inch 37.5 square inch 7.2 inch 114.23 square inch O O O O O O O O O

* =For the given data shown. EAy 7 in in HE A3 A1 Neutral Axis N.A) 12 in A2 Reterence Line Aren No. Ares value (in) Diatance from the Av (in') center of ares to the reference lin (in)y A1 AL- Ayl- A2 A2 Aya- A3 Al- Ay- EAy= 787.5 cubic inch O -339.24 (minus 339.24) cubic inch 375 cubic inch O 823.26 cubic inch O -37.5 (minus 37.5) cubic inch For the given data shown. Y (distance =For the given data shown. A3 from reference line to the neutral * = axis) 7 in S in 3in 7 in sin A3 A1 Neutral Ais (N.A) Bin 12 in A3 A1 Neutr As IN A I A2 12 in Reference Line A2 Estergmoe Le Area No. Area value (in) Distance from the Ay (in' center of area to the reference line (in y Area Ne. Area value fin') Diutansa frum the A'v in A1 enter af te the relerence line in)y Ay1- AL at- A2- Aya A2 Ay A A3 A3- Ay- AI Ay EA EAy ZAy- -105.27 (minus 105.27) square inch 10 inch 12 inch -28.27 (minus 28.27) square inch 7.5 inch 105 square inch -7.5 (minus 7.5) inch 37.5 square inch 7.2 inch 114.23 square inch O O O O O O O O O

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

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305501607

Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

Publisher:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

Section: Chapter Questions

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