The cross-sectional area of a wide-flange I-beam has the dimensions shown. Obtain a close approximation to the handbook value of Ix¯ = 654 in.4 by treating the section as being composed of three rectangles. The cross-sectional area of a wide-flange l-beam has the dimensions shown. Obtain a close approximation to the handbook value of I,= 654 in.“ by treating the section as being composed of three rectangles.- x16.25"0.380"7.073"0.628"Answer:I,iin.4

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The cross-sectional area of a wide-flange l-beam has the dimensions shown. Obtain a close approximation to the handbook value of I, = 654 in.“ by treating the section as being composed of three rectangles. 16.25" 0.380" E7.073 0.628"

The cross-sectional area of a wide-flange l-beam has the dimensions shown. Obtain a close approximation to the handbook value of I, = 654 in.“ by treating the section as being composed of three rectangles. 16.25" 0.380" E7.073 0.628"

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