a) What is the distance to centroid (x）?   Please enter answer in mm and to 1dp. b) For the same section, what is the distance (e) in mm from the centreline of the left-hand web to the shear centre? The shear centre is marked as the blue dot in the previous figure. c) If the section is subjected to a point load of 100kN, what is the maximum shear stress in the section (in MPa)?

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