Fundamentals Of Construction Estimating
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ISBN: 9781337399395
Author: Pratt, David J.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Chapter 3, Problem 15RQ
To determine
The volume of Prism for given dimensions.
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Calculate the Ix and ly of the given figure if location of x-axis is as shown and y-axis is at the rightmost part of the plane figure. (dimensions are in mm)
*use 3 decimal places all throughout the solution.
Calculate the following:
xbar (location of the centroid along x axis), mm
ybar (location of the centroid along y axis), mm
Total area of the figure, mm²
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM QUESTION. SHOW YOUR SOLUTION AND BOX THE FINAL ANSWER
DO NOT FORGET TO ROUND OFF AND USE 2 DECIMAL PLACES AS YOUR FINAL ANSWER. Thank you again for helping me.
TAKE NOTE:
A2 MEANS AREA 2
A3 MEANS AREA 3
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Fundamentals Of Construction Estimating
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