b b= 134 mm, r=68 mm For the given composite geometry locate the centroid of the plane area shown The location of the centroid: Along x-direction is: mm. (answer to the nearest whole number) Along y-direction is: mm. (answer to the nearest whole number)

b b= 134 mm, r=68 mm For the given composite geometry locate the centroid of the plane area shown The location of the centroid: Along x-direction is: mm. (answer to the nearest whole number) Along y-direction is: mm. (answer to the nearest whole number)

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b= 134 mm, r=68 mm
For the given composite geometry locate the centroid of the plane area shown
The location of the centroid:
Along x-direction is:
mm. (answer to the nearest whole number)
Along y-direction is:
mm. (answer to the nearest whole number)

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