# Moments of InertiaIn this educational exercise, you'll be entering values related to moments of inertia. Please fill in each of the fields with the appropriate numerical value and press "ENTER" to submit.---## 1. The Moment of Inertia about the x-axis- **Input Field:** Enter the moment of inertia value about the x-axis.- **Unit:** \( \text{in}^4 \)---## 2. The Moment of Inertia about the y-axis- **Input Field:** Enter the moment of inertia value about the y-axis.- **Unit:** \( \text{in}^4 \)---## 3. The Product Moment of Inertia for the x and y axes- **Input Field:** Enter the product moment of inertia for the x and y axes.- **Unit:** \( \text{in}^4 \)---## 4. The Polar Moment of Inertia about O- **Input Field:** Enter the polar moment of inertia about point O.- **Unit:** \( \text{in}^4 \)---**Note:** Each input field provides a space to enter the relevant moment of inertia value, followed by a button labeled "ENTER" to submit your answer. **Cross-Section Calculation**For the cross section shown in the figure, calculate the following:### Diagram Explanation:The diagram shows an L-shaped cross section composed of two rectangles, labeled 1 and 2. It includes the following components:- **Rectangle 1:** - Oriented vertically - Height (\( h'' \)) - Thickness (\( t'' \))- **Rectangle 2:** - Oriented horizontally - Width (\( b'' \)) - Thickness (\( t'' \))- **Reference Point (O):** - Located at the intersection of the x and y axes.- **Coordinates of Center of Mass (C):** - Represented as \( ( \bar{x}, \bar{y} ) \).### Axes:- **y-axis:** Vertical direction from point O.- **x-axis:** Horizontal direction from point O.- \( x_c \) and \( y_c \) indicate distances from O to the center of mass (C) along the x and y axes, respectively.### Dimensions:- Base width (\( b \)) = 8 inches- Height (\( h \)) = 7.6 inches- Thickness (\( t \)) = 2.6 inchesTo solve the given problem, utilize these dimensions and calculate based on the properties of the L-shaped section using geometric and centroid formulas.

Consider section 1, Area of section 1, A1=htA1=7.6×2.6A1=19.76 in2Centroid of the section about…

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