Using the composite area method, find the moment of inertia about the givencentroidal x axis of the shaded area.170mm9mmyX50mmy48mm6mm5mmSelect one:a. lx= 7.46E6 mm 4b. None of these.c. lx= 3.43E6 mm 4d. lx= 9.21E6 mm4e. lx= 6.73E6 mm 4f. lx= 6.13E6mmªmm 4yXGiven:X= 10.0mmy = 82.7mmAnswer(s):

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Using the composite area method, find the moment of inertia about the given centroidal x axis of the shaded area. 50mm 6mm Given: X= 10.0mm y = 82.7mm

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Using the composite area method, find the moment of inertia about the given
centroidal x axis of the shaded area.
170mm
9mm
y
X
50mm
y
48mm
6mm
5mm
Select one:
a. lx= 7.46E6 mm 4
b. None of these.
c. lx= 3.43E6 mm 4
d. lx= 9.21E6 mm4
e. lx= 6.73E6 mm 4
f. lx= 6.13E6
mmª
mm 4
y
X
Given:
X= 10.0mm
y = 82.7mm
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