The channel section shown is of constant thickness t, 16 mm and has an internal height to the top of the flange W of 78 mm The channel is symmetrical about its y axis and has an overall width F, of 185 mm. Determine the position of the neutral axis of the beam measured relative to the position of the base. Number Preesent your answer in mm to 4 sig fig

The channel section shown is of constant thickness t, 16 mm and has an internal height to the top of the flange W of 78 mm The channel is symmetrical about its y axis and has an overall width F, of 185 mm. Determine the position of the neutral axis of the beam measured relative to the position of the base. Number Preesent your answer in mm to 4 sig fig

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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