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    The document presents information about applying Steiner's theorem to calculate properties of a composite shape made up of two areas. It provides measurements for the dimensions of the upper and lower portions, including their heights, widths, areas, moments of inertia, and other geometric properties. It then lists the calculated total area, total moment of inertia, and other combined properties of the composite shape.

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    The document presents information about applying Steiner's theorem to calculate properties of a composite shape made up of two areas. It provides measurements for the dimensions of the upper and lower portions, including their heights, widths, areas, moments of inertia, and other geometric properties. It then lists the calculated total area, total moment of inertia, and other combined properties of the composite shape.

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    Teorema de Steiner

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    The document presents information about applying Steiner's theorem to calculate properties of a composite shape made up of two areas. It provides measurements for the dimensions of the upper and lower portions, including their heights, widths, areas, moments of inertia, and other geometric properties. It then lists the calculated total area, total moment of inertia, and other combined properties of the composite shape.

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    TEOREMA DE STEINER

    BH = 2.5 cm Isup =
    BV = 10 cm Asup =
    SUPERIOR

    bh = 2.22 cm Iinf =
    bv = 9.72 cm Ainf =

    A= 3.42 cm2 Dc-c =


    I= 38.44 cm4 Htot =

    espesor = 1.4 mm
    C.G. =
    BH = 0 cm Atot =
    BV = 0 cm Itot =
    ymax =
    INFERIOR

    bh = 0 cm Wtot =
    bv = 0 cm Mmax s =
    Mmax u =
    A= 0 cm2
    I= 0.00 cm4

    espesor = 0 mm
    38.44 cm4
    3.4216 cm2

    0.00 cm4
    0 cm2

    2 cm (distancia de centro a centro)


    7 cm (altura total)

    2.00 cm (respecto a base inferior)


    3.42 cm2
    38.44 cm4
    5.00 cm (fibra mas alejada)
    7.69 cm3
    0.11 tn.m (ELS)
    0.18 tn.m (ELU)

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