Cross-Section C (I-Section) The third cross-section to consider is the "l-section" shown below. The dimensions are given as: b = 150 mm d = 210 mm • t = 40 mm • x y t I x b With reference to the origin shown above, what are the coordinates of the centroid for this cross-section: . T . What is the maximum and minimum second moment of area about axes passing through the centroid: Imaz Imin = mm = d mm mm4 mm4

Cross-Section C (I-Section) The third cross-section to consider is the "l-section" shown below. The dimensions are given as: b = 150 mm d = 210 mm • t = 40 mm • x y t I x b With reference to the origin shown above, what are the coordinates of the centroid for this cross-section: . T . What is the maximum and minimum second moment of area about axes passing through the centroid: Imaz Imin = mm = d mm mm4 mm4

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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