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    This document discusses concepts related to mechanics of materials, including centroids, first moments of area, and second moments of area. It provides revision on calculating centroids and first moments of area for different shapes. It also discusses the concept of inertia, or second moments of area, and asks why equations for this contain a negative sign.

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    This document discusses concepts related to mechanics of materials, including centroids, first moments of area, and second moments of area. It provides revision on calculating centroids and first moments of area for different shapes. It also discusses the concept of inertia, or second moments of area, and asks why equations for this contain a negative sign.

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    This document discusses concepts related to mechanics of materials, including centroids, first moments of area, and second moments of area. It provides revision on calculating centroids and first moments of area for different shapes. It also discusses the concept of inertia, or second moments of area, and asks why equations for this contain a negative sign.

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    Mechanics of Materials

    Vusal Karimov
    Revision of Concepts: Centroid and First Moment of Area
    Revision of Concepts: Centroid and First Moment of Area
    Revision of Concepts: Centroid and First Moment of Area

    Suppose you have calculated C,


    What do you thing are the areas below C (x-axis) and above equal or not?
    Revision of Concepts: Centroid and First Moment of Area

    2’’

    6’’

    2’’

    6’’
    Revision of Concepts: Inertia (Second Moment of Area)
    Revision of Concepts: Inertia (Second Moment of Area)
    Why “–” sign in eqs.?

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