For the "U" shape beam with cross sectional dimensions shown: 1) Determine the location of the CG with respect to the lower left corner. 2) Determine Ix total. 3) also determine ly total. Report answers with 3 significant figures. Σ(x4), Σ(Α), 1₂ = 1₂ + A(d,...)² Σ(Α), 1₁ = 1,, + A(d,,,)² Rectangle of base b and height h, L₂ = -—_bh²;1,= —hb³ 12

For the "U" shape beam with cross sectional dimensions shown: 1) Determine the location of the CG with respect to the lower left corner. 2) Determine Ix total. 3) also determine ly total. Report answers with 3 significant figures. Σ(x4), Σ(Α), 1₂ = 1₂ + A(d,...)² Σ(Α), 1₁ = 1,, + A(d,,,)² Rectangle of base b and height h, L₂ = -—_bh²;1,= —hb³ 12

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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