For the beam l-section below, calculate the second moment of area about its centroidal x-axis (Ixxcentroid), where b1 = 10.50 mm, b2 = 2.50 mm, b3 = 38.50 mm, d1 = 1.50 mm, d2 = 36.50 mm and d3 = 12.50 mm. Give your answer in mm4 to two decimal places. b1 di d2 + b2 d3 b3

For the beam l-section below, calculate the second moment of area about its centroidal x-axis (Ixxcentroid), where b1 = 10.50 mm, b2 = 2.50 mm, b3 = 38.50 mm, d1 = 1.50 mm, d2 = 36.50 mm and d3 = 12.50 mm. Give your answer in mm4 to two decimal places. b1 di d2 + b2 d3 b3

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For the beam l-section below, calculate the second moment of area about its centroidal x-axis
(Ixxcentroid), where b1 = 10.50 mm, b2 = 2.50 mm, b3 = 38.50 mm, d1 = 1.50 mm, d2 = 36.50 mm
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and d3 = 12.50 mm.
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Give your answer in mm4 to two decimal places.
b1
di
d2
Eb2
d3
b3

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