The shape below consists of a quarter circle with a thickness of 5ft made of steel, o = 527lbm/ft³, and a triangle with a thickness of 7ft made of aluminum, o =188lbm/ft³, has dimensions of a = 21 ft., b = 35 ft., and c = 9ft. a. What is the weight of the quarter circle? y b. What is the centroid x of the quarter circle? c. What is the centroid y of the quarter circle? d. What is the weight of the triangle? e. What is the centroid x of the triangle? f. What is the centroid y of the triangle? g. What is the center of mass x of the shape? h. What is the center of mass y of the shape?

The shape below consists of a quarter circle with a thickness of 5ft made of steel, o = 527lbm/ft³, and a triangle with a thickness of 7ft made of aluminum, o =188lbm/ft³, has dimensions of a = 21 ft., b = 35 ft., and c = 9ft. a. What is the weight of the quarter circle? y b. What is the centroid x of the quarter circle? c. What is the centroid y of the quarter circle? d. What is the weight of the triangle? e. What is the centroid x of the triangle? f. What is the centroid y of the triangle? g. What is the center of mass x of the shape? h. What is the center of mass y of the shape?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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