ermine the product moment ΟΙ iner at steel cross-sectional area with respect to centroidal axes and then (b) calculate the minor and major principal values of moment of inertia with respect to centroidal axes (Imin Imax).

ermine the product moment ΟΙ iner at steel cross-sectional area with respect to centroidal axes and then (b) calculate the minor and major principal values of moment of inertia with respect to centroidal axes (Imin Imax).

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Determine the (a) product moment of inertia at
steel cross-sectional area with respect to
centroidal axes and then (b) calculate the minor
and major principal values of moment of inertia
with respect to centroidal axes. (Imin Imax).
250 mm
mm
TUUR OS
350 mm
50 mm
150 mm

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