Question 1 For the cross-section shown in Figure Q1, and based on an origin that is located at the bottom most and left most location on the cross-section, determine through calculations: (i) The location of the centroid, and (ii) The second and product moment of areas, starting with the general expressions. 60 10↓↓ 10 120 100 All units in mm 10

Question 1 For the cross-section shown in Figure Q1, and based on an origin that is located at the bottom most and left most location on the cross-section, determine through calculations: (i) The location of the centroid, and (ii) The second and product moment of areas, starting with the general expressions. 60 10↓↓ 10 120 100 All units in mm 10

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