The important issue here is what logic you used to obtain an estimate. Describing your logic is more important than the actual estimate. Part 1 Estimate the properties listed below for the area shown. Your estimates should be in the ballpark of the actual values. Estimates should take less than a few minutes to determine and take minimal calculations. . Area . Centroid . The radius of Gyration about the y-axis . The radius of Gyration about the x and . Moment of Inertia about the y-axis . Moment of Inertia about the x-axis . Polar Moment of Inertia . Hint: The radius of gyration will be slightly further from the rotation ands than the centroid . Hint: Moment of Inertia . [Radius of Gyration)? times Area The ilustrations at GeoGetra D may be useful for approximationg the radius of gyration and then the moment of inertia. Part 2