An I-section is shown in the figure. All dimensions are in mm The centroidal axis X' is located as shown. 201 20 200 300 150 118 → x' 185

Q: If b = 10 in, h = 5 in, X1= 5 in, and Y1=2 in, determine the magnitude of dy that would be used in…

A: given-         b=10in, h=5in X1=5in Y1=2infind- dy

Q: Determine the moments of inertia of area with respect to centroidal axis parallel to y-axis as shown…

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Q: Please calculate the centroid x and y bar, and Ixx for the following shapes. Show all work with neat…

A: 1. Area and Centroid of Each TrapezoidFor the Top Trapezoid:Top base (b1) = 300 unitBottom base…

Q: Compute the coordinates of the centroid (a, y) of the area shown. 2013 Michael Swanbom BY NC SA a k…

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Q: Compute the coordinates of the centroid (, j) of the area shown. 2013 Michael Swanbom BY NC SA a h b…

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Q: Please find the centroid and Ixx for the following shapes. Show all work with neat handwriting and…

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Q: Find the Centroid of the composite area shown below.

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Q: For the machine element shown in the figure, locate the coordinates ft gravity. 16 mm 60 mm 28 mm 24…

A: First divide the given figure in different sections and draw the diagram

Q: The first moments of the rectangle are Qx = 80 in3 and Qy = 60 in3.

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Q: y 25 mm 20 mm 125 mm 2. A piece of sheet metal, with uniform thickness, is bent into the shape shown…

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Q: for question 1, how did you get the area for the triangle? i dont understand how you got (.15-x)*2

A: The total height of the water level:Length of the base of the traingle:

Q: Find the centroid’s x and y coordinates to 3 significant digits relative to the bottom right corner.…

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Q: Determine the second moments with respect to The x- and y-axes shown on the figure. 80 mm 200 mm 80…

A: Arec=area of rectangle ;As1=area of semi circle 1 ;As2=area of semi circle 2 ;   Arec=b×h…

Q: Calculate the 1st moment of area and 2nd moment of area for the shape below. The dimensions are…

A: First moment of inertia = Centroid X Area   Second moment of inertia is area resistance to bending…

Clutches, Brakes, Couplings, and Flywheels

The clutch is described as a machine element used to connect or disconnect two shafts together to transmit torque or power. The clutch works on the principles of friction. The clutch is commonly used in automobiles to transfer power from the driving shaft to the driven shaft.