Part 1The diagram on the side show a cross-section ofhollow shaft. Determine the maximum volume ofmaterial to be used, in cm in order to produce thehollow shaft that has surface area of XT cm. (GivenR2R2 = R1, X is the sum of matric number of yourgroup leader).X= 6Part 2Determine the moment inertia of hollow shaft used for a structure about its axis using multipleintegrals method and analyze how the moment inertia related to the strength of the structure.

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Part 1 The diagram on the side show a cross-section of hollow shaft. Determine the maximum volume of h material to be used, in cm in order to produce the hollow shaft that has surface area of Xn cm. (Given R2 = R1, X is the sum of matric number of your %3D group leader). X= 6 Part 2 Determine the moment inertia of hollow shaft used for a structure about its axis using multiple integrals method and analyze how the moment inertia related to the strength of the structure.

Part 1 The diagram on the side show a cross-section of hollow shaft. Determine the maximum volume of h material to be used, in cm in order to produce the hollow shaft that has surface area of Xn cm. (Given R2 = R1, X is the sum of matric number of your %3D group leader). X= 6 Part 2 Determine the moment inertia of hollow shaft used for a structure about its axis using multiple integrals method and analyze how the moment inertia related to the strength of the structure.

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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Problem 9.13P: Figure (a) shows the cross section of a column that uses a structural shape known as W867...

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