Calculate the moment of inertia about the axis parallel to welds and shift it to CG by considering thickness of welds t. a) tɜ+2000t b) None of the listed c) 250000 t d) 125000 t

Calculate the moment of inertia about the axis parallel to welds and shift it to CG by considering

thickness of welds t.

a) tɜ+2000t

b) None of the listed

c) 250000 t

d) 125000 t
by

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Answer :

c) 250000 t
by

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