Problem#3. A chord in a bridge truss is composed of the elements as shown;18" X 1"SizeAreax 3* x1s" x 3* x4Unitssq in.in.in.5x3 x angle6x4x1 angle6 x 6 x angle8x6 x1 angle3.759.005.751.752.170.7516"xN1.171.681.68Web thick-13.002.651.65ness t (in.)10-13.3 lb channel12-20.7 Ib channel4.476.030,640,700.240x6x0.280a. Determine the centroidal Moment of inertia Ixo: answer:b. Detemine the centroidal moment of inertia lyo answer:

HERE now we have to find out the centroidal moment of the inertia

Problem#3. A chord in a bridge truss is composed of the elements as shown ; 18 x 1" Size Area Units g in. in. in. 5x 3x angle 6x 4xi angle 6 x 6 xị angle 8x 6 x1 angle 3.75 1.75 0.75 1.17 1.68 9.00 2.17 16x 5.75 13.00 Web thick- ness t (in.) 1.68 2,65 165 10-13.3 lb channel 4.47 6.03 0,64 0.240 sx 6" x 12an7 Ib channel 0,70 0.280 a. Determine the centroidal Moment of inertia Ixo: answer: b. Detemine the centroidal moment of inertia lyo answer: lam

Problem#3. A chord in a bridge truss is composed of the elements as shown ; 18 x 1" Size Area Units g in. in. in. 5x 3x angle 6x 4xi angle 6 x 6 xị angle 8x 6 x1 angle 3.75 1.75 0.75 1.17 1.68 9.00 2.17 16x 5.75 13.00 Web thick- ness t (in.) 1.68 2,65 165 10-13.3 lb channel 4.47 6.03 0,64 0.240 sx 6" x 12an7 Ib channel 0,70 0.280 a. Determine the centroidal Moment of inertia Ixo: answer: b. Detemine the centroidal moment of inertia lyo answer: lam

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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