Consider a triangular metal plate of length 12 m and width 5 m that has a square hole of sides 1.5m that is aligned on the length side of the plate as shown below. Given that the mass density of the plate is 2 kg/m². Calculate the moment of inertia of the plate about the y-axis. y x 2 14 3.5 5

Consider a triangular metal plate of length 12 m and width 5 m that has a square hole of sides 1.5m that is aligned on the length side of the plate as shown below. Given that the mass density of the plate is 2 kg/m². Calculate the moment of inertia of the plate about the y-axis. y x 2 14 3.5 5

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