Question: In ( Figure 1 ) , a = 0 . 9 in . Figure 1 of 1 An L shaped cross section of a beam

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An L shaped cross section of a beam composed of two parts is shown in the x y plane. The x axis points horizontally to the right. The y axis points vertically upward. The corner of the cross section is at the origin. The first part is a rectangle with a height of 'a' and a width of 3 inches with its left and bottom edges on the positive y and x axes, respectively. The second part is a rectangle with a height of 4 inches and a width of 'a'. Its left edge lies on the positive y axis, and its bottom edge lies on top of the first part. Point C is located in the first quadrant within the cross section inside the corner at point with coordinates x bar, y bar.
Part A
Locate the centroid x
of the cross-sectional area.
Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.
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Part B
Locate the centroid y
of the cross-sectional area.
Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.
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