The angle L-shape below has dimensions of a = 6.8 in., and b = 4.6 in. a. What is the x centroid (x)? b. What is the y centroid (y)? C. What is the moment of inertia through the centroid around the x' axis (I.)? d. What is the moment of inertia through the centroid around the y' axis (I)? e. What is the product of inertia (I,y)? f. What is the maximum moment of inertia, Imax? g. What is the orientation of the principal centroidal axis (only weak axis)? 0.8 in. 0.8 in.

The angle L-shape below has dimensions of a = 6.8 in., and b = 4.6 in. a. What is the x centroid (x)? b. What is the y centroid (y)? C. What is the moment of inertia through the centroid around the x' axis (I.)? d. What is the moment of inertia through the centroid around the y' axis (I)? e. What is the product of inertia (I,y)? f. What is the maximum moment of inertia, Imax? g. What is the orientation of the principal centroidal axis (only weak axis)? 0.8 in. 0.8 in.

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