Question 3) On the plate in the figure, the length L is given as L = 18 m . According to this; y 2L L 2L 3 L -L -+ L - Question 3-A) Find the X coordinate of the geometric center of the plate . (Enter your result as m without writing units.) Response: Question 3-B) Find the Y coordinate of the geometric center of the plate . (Enter your result as m without writing units.) Response:

Question 3) On the plate in the figure, the length L is given as L = 18 m . According to this; y 2L L 2L 3 L -L -+ L - Question 3-A) Find the X coordinate of the geometric center of the plate . (Enter your result as m without writing units.) Response: Question 3-B) Find the Y coordinate of the geometric center of the plate . (Enter your result as m without writing units.) Response:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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