Determine the centroid coordinates (x, y) for the solid and homogenous section shown in Figure Q3a, where h = 175.00 mm, t = 25.00 mm and w = 105.00 mm. Give the (x, y) coordinates relative to the origin (O) as shown in Figure Q3a in millimetres (mm) to two decimal places. h X

Determine the centroid coordinates (x, y) for the solid and homogenous section shown in Figure Q3a, where h = 175.00 mm, t = 25.00 mm and w = 105.00 mm. Give the (x, y) coordinates relative to the origin (O) as shown in Figure Q3a in millimetres (mm) to two decimal places. h X

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a) Determine the centroid coordinates (x, y) for the solid and homogenous section
shown in Figure Q3a, where h = 175.00 mm, t = 25.00 mm and w = 105.00 mm.
Give the (x, y) coordinates relative to the origin (O) as shown in Figure Q3a in
millimetres (mm) to two decimal places.
h

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