See Fig. P8–32. Determine the radius of gyration of the built-up section shown with respect to the horizontal centroidal axis. The dashed line at the bottom of the section represents lacings for connecting the component parts at the open side. The areas of the lacings are not considered as effec- tive areas when calculating the moment of inertia.

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8-32 See Fig. P8–32. Determine the radius of gyration of the built-up section
shown with respect to the horizontal centroidal axis. The dashed line at the
bottom of the section represents lacings for connecting the component
parts at the open side. The areas of the lacings are not considered as effec-
tive areas when calculating the moment of inertia.
-16 in. X 1 in. plate
-9.2 in.
-C15 × 33.9
\Lacings
FIGURE P8–32
8-33 In Problem 8–32, determine the radius of gyration of the built-up section
shown with respect to the vertical centroidal axis.
Transcribed Image Text:8-32 See Fig. P8–32. Determine the radius of gyration of the built-up section shown with respect to the horizontal centroidal axis. The dashed line at the bottom of the section represents lacings for connecting the component parts at the open side. The areas of the lacings are not considered as effec- tive areas when calculating the moment of inertia. -16 in. X 1 in. plate -9.2 in. -C15 × 33.9 \Lacings FIGURE P8–32 8-33 In Problem 8–32, determine the radius of gyration of the built-up section shown with respect to the vertical centroidal axis.
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