(a)777777XIzLAB=B007777LBC(b)hiCross-sectionh₁B1ВоhoYFigure Q5: (a) The boundary condition of the wooden beam (b) cross-section of thebeamH 2Qaa) Determine the 2nd moment of area of the I-beam cross-section with respect to z-axis in Figure (b)?mmª A wooden beam is loaded by a concentrated load P = 5000 N and supported byboundary conditions as shown in Figure Q5(a). The cross-section of the beam isshown in Figure Q5(b). Given that LAB = 2100 mm, LBC = 2900 mm, Bo=10 mm,B₁ = 40 mm, and H = 220 mm, ho=160 mm, h₁ =30 mm, determine the followingquantities below:Notes:Sign of forces and moments: We define the coordinates below in the question. Weassume (1) the positive direction of a vertical force points downwards; (2) thepositive direction of a horizontal force points to the right; and (3) the positive directionof a moment is anti-clockwise.Decimal points: any decimal points are fine (typically 2 decimal points) and all thenumerical questions have a 10% error tolerance.

X LAB B 00 7777 LBC (b) hi Cross-section hi Bo ho ho H Y Figure Q5: (a) The boundary condition of the wooden beam (b) cross-section of the beam Qa a) Determine the 2nd moment of area of the I-beam cross-section with respect to z- axis in Figure (b)? mm4

X LAB B 00 7777 LBC (b) hi Cross-section hi Bo ho ho H Y Figure Q5: (a) The boundary condition of the wooden beam (b) cross-section of the beam Qa a) Determine the 2nd moment of area of the I-beam cross-section with respect to z- axis in Figure (b)? mm4

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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