For the composite area shown in Figure 4.1c, determine the y-coordinate of its centroid. Given B1= 90 mm, Br2 = 108 mm, D = 120 mm, t1 = 48 mm, t2 = 24 mm and tw = 18 mm. The positive x and yaxes of the coordination system are shown in the figure.Ba –½DtwD½Dt2B2 -

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For the composite area shown in Figure 4.1c, determine the y-coordinate of its centroid. Given B1 = 90 mm, Br2 = 108 mm, D = 120 mm, t1 = 48 mm, tr2 = 24 mm and tw = 18 mm. The positive x and y axes of the coordination system are shown in the figure. B – ½D D ½D

For the composite area shown in Figure 4.1c, determine the y-coordinate of its centroid. Given B1 = 90 mm, Br2 = 108 mm, D = 120 mm, t1 = 48 mm, tr2 = 24 mm and tw = 18 mm. The positive x and y axes of the coordination system are shown in the figure. B – ½D D ½D

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For the composite area shown in Figure 4.1c, determine the y-coordinate of its centroid. Given B1
= 90 mm, Br2 = 108 mm, D = 120 mm, t1 = 48 mm, t2 = 24 mm and tw = 18 mm. The positive x and y
axes of the coordination system are shown in the figure.
Ba –
½D
tw
D
½D
t2
B2 -

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