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Structural Analysis
Structural Analysis
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ISBN:9781337630931
Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.
Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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Determine the centroid ( x and y [this is x bar and y bar] ). If the centroid is at the line of symmetry, then state so.

The diagram displays a technical drawing of a geometric shape with various dimensions labeled in inches. - The main shape is a rectangular section with a trapezoidal extension on the right. - The left side measures 6 inches vertically. - The bottom horizontal line is divided into three segments: the first segment from the left is 2 inches, the middle segment measures 7 inches across the entire drawing's base. - The upper segment of the trapezoid is 4 inches wide. - At the top, the rectangle portion starts at 1 inch from the left. - The slanted line of the trapezoid starts 1 inch down from the top of the rectangle. - On the right side, the vertical measurement is 2 inches at the top and an additional 2 inches at the bottom, making the entire vertical end 4 inches. - There is a small rectangle inscribed near the center, with indeterminate dimensions labeled vertically. The diagram includes dimension lines to indicate measured distances, with arrows defining the extents of each measurement.
Transcribed Image Text:The diagram displays a technical drawing of a geometric shape with various dimensions labeled in inches. - The main shape is a rectangular section with a trapezoidal extension on the right. - The left side measures 6 inches vertically. - The bottom horizontal line is divided into three segments: the first segment from the left is 2 inches, the middle segment measures 7 inches across the entire drawing's base. - The upper segment of the trapezoid is 4 inches wide. - At the top, the rectangle portion starts at 1 inch from the left. - The slanted line of the trapezoid starts 1 inch down from the top of the rectangle. - On the right side, the vertical measurement is 2 inches at the top and an additional 2 inches at the bottom, making the entire vertical end 4 inches. - There is a small rectangle inscribed near the center, with indeterminate dimensions labeled vertically. The diagram includes dimension lines to indicate measured distances, with arrows defining the extents of each measurement.
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