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Chapter 6, Problem 27P
(a)
To determine
Convert the value of area (A) in
(b)
To determine
Convert the value of volume (V) in
(c)
To determine
Convert the value of area moment of inertia (I) in
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Use the conversion factors given on the front and back end covers of this text to convert the given values: (a) area A= 16 in2 to ft2 , (b) volume V = 64 in3 to ft3 , and (c) area moment of inertia I = 21.3 in4 to ft4 .
Please show complete computation and unit conversion.
Mass of container: 102 g
Base area of the container, A: 33.1831 cm^2
Mass of liquid, M3 = M1 – M2
Weight of liquid = M3 x g
Volume of fluid = Ah
M1 - mass of liquid and container
M2 - mass of container
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Calculate the y coordinate of the center of gravity of the shaded area given in the figure. a(mm)=145 b(mm)=45 c(mm)=30 d(mm)=290 e(mm)=35
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