9.2 The properties of the plane region are Jc=50 x 10 mm, I, =600 x 10' mm*, and I, 350 x 10' mm". Calculate A, I,, and i, for the region. Answers: A = 360 mm, I, = 24 x 10' mm", i, = 26 x 10' mm - 30 mm 40 mm

9.2 The properties of the plane region are Jc=50 x 10 mm, I, =600 x 10' mm*, and I, 350 x 10' mm". Calculate A, I,, and i, for the region. Answers: A = 360 mm, I, = 24 x 10' mm", i, = 26 x 10' mm - 30 mm 40 mm

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Calculate A, Īx , and Īy for the region.

9.2 The properties of the plane region are Jc = 50 x_10' mm", I =600 x
10° mm“, and I, = 350 x 10 mm". Calculate A, I,, and ī, for the region.
Answers: A = 360 mm², ī, = 24 x 10³ mm“,
i, = 26 x 10° mm
- 30 mm -
40 mm
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