4G+VOLTE GallQUESTION ONE (CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA)A built-up section is made by needing too stable and two channel sections. Using thebuilt-up section below in Figure 1, Determine the following:10 mm-130 mmFigure 2: Trussa) Gross sectional Areab) Neutral axis in the x-axis and y-axis (x and y). Take your reference point as the topright corner.c) Moment of Inertia (Ixx and Iyy)d) Radius of gyration (rxx and ryy)e) Sectional modulus (Zxx and Zyy)Highlight/Underline your final answers.ASSIGNMENT TWODue date: 09/10/2023Material properties:Unit weight (ys) - 15 kN/m³<90 mmInternal friction angle (B) = 30°Concrete Unit weight(y) - 25 kN/m³Coefficient of friction- u = tanß20.mm90 mmFigure 1. Built-up sectionCheck the stability of the retaining wall against:a) Overturningb) Slidingc) Overturning (The SBC is 300 kPa)Highlight/Underline your final answers.20 mm-10 mm10 mmQUESTION TWO (RETAINING WALL)The cantilever retaining wall given in Figure 2 has the following specifications:36% 7:4310 mm10 mmw = 10 kN/m²

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A built-up section is made by needing too stable and two channel sections. Using the built-up section below in Figure 1, Determine the following: a) Gross sectional Area b) Neutral axis in the x-axis and y-axis (x and y). Take your reference point as the top right corner. c) Moment of Inertia (Ixx and Iyy) d) Radius of gyration (rxx and ryy) e) Sectional modulus (Zxx and Zyy)

A built-up section is made by needing too stable and two channel sections. Using the built-up section below in Figure 1, Determine the following: a) Gross sectional Area b) Neutral axis in the x-axis and y-axis (x and y). Take your reference point as the top right corner. c) Moment of Inertia (Ixx and Iyy) d) Radius of gyration (rxx and ryy) e) Sectional modulus (Zxx and Zyy)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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