For the singly-symmetrical, open-section, thin-walled structure shown in the Figure Q2, (a) Calculate the second and product moment of area, Ix and Iy. X-axis is horizontal. (b) Assuming a vertical shear force Sy acting through the shear centre (S) for the thin- walled structure, calculate the distance (5) of the shear centre from the wall 3-4. 2 mm 25 mm

For the singly-symmetrical, open-section, thin-walled structure shown in the Figure Q2, (a) Calculate the second and product moment of area, Ix and Iy. X-axis is horizontal. (b) Assuming a vertical shear force Sy acting through the shear centre (S) for the thin- walled structure, calculate the distance (5) of the shear centre from the wall 3-4. 2 mm 25 mm

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