Show a detailed step by step solution Situation 3. A wide flange and a channel have the following properties. They are attached as shown.Wide FlangeChannelA = 18400 mm²A = 6430 mm²I, = 726x106 mmI, 131x106 mm²ly = 93.6x106 mm1,= 3.4x106 mmt = 12 mmt = 10 mmd = 470 mmx = 20 mmF = 138 MPaF = 118 MPaDiameter of bolt = 16 mmFV bolt = 100 MPaa. Determine the mornent of inertia at the horizontal neutral axis.b. Determine the shear flow at the connection of two sections.

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a. Determine the moment of inertia at the horizontal neutral axis. b. Determine the shear flow at the connection of two sections.

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Situation 3. A wide flange and a channel have the following properties. They are attached as shown.
Wide Flange
Channel
A = 18400 mm²
A = 6430 mm²
I, = 726x106 mm
I, 131x106 mm²
ly = 93.6x106 mm
1,= 3.4x106 mm
t = 12 mm
t = 10 mm
d = 470 mm
x = 20 mm
F = 138 MPa
F = 118 MPa
Diameter of bolt = 16 mm
FV bolt = 100 MPa
a. Determine the mornent of inertia at the horizontal neutral axis.
b. Determine the shear flow at the connection of two sections.

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