A 5-mm thick plate of steel is formed into the cross section shown in Fig. P8.13. Locate the shear center for the cross section. Figure PS.13 A 5-mm thick plate of steel is formed into thecross section shown in Fig. P8.13. Locate theshear center for the cross section.-120 mm-120 mm80 mm80 mm5 mmFigure P8.13

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A 5-mm thick plate of steel is formed into the cross section shown in Fig. P8.13. Locate the shear center for the cross section. 120 mm- 120 mm 80 mm 80 mm 5 mm

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