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Description: Figure Q2.1 shows the shaded area.y = hq2nhFigure Q2.1: The shaded areaa) Evaluate the centroid (x y) of the shaded areab) Calculate the centroid (x y) when a = 2 m, h =4 m and n = 3.

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Figure Q2.1 shows the shaded area. h - y = h - a2n h Figure Q2.1: The shaded area a) Evaluate the centroid (x y)of the shaded ares b) Calculate the centroid (x,y) when a = 2 m, h =4 m and n = 3.

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Figure Q2.1 shows the shaded area.
y = h
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Figure Q2.1: The shaded area
a) Evaluate the centroid (x y) of the shaded area
b) Calculate the centroid (x y) when a = 2 m, h =4 m and n = 3.

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