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PROBLEM 9.1
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea withrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION At 0,2 :0 xybbka 2 b k a then 2 2; b yxadAydx a 22 22 2 0 4322 2 0 5423 2 0 2 111 523 y a y a a dIxdAxydx b Ixxadx a b xaxaxdx a b xaxax a 13 30 y Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.2 Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea
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withrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION 1/3ykx For: xa 1/3bka /1/3kba Thus:1/3 1/3 b yx a 22 y dIxdAxydx 21/37/3 1/31/3 7/310/3 1/31/3 0 3 10 y a yy bb dIxxdxxdx aa bb IdIxdxa aa 33 10 y Iab ◀
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedareawith respecttothe y axis. SOLUTION 22 2 22 For: thus ykxxabka bb kyx aa Now22 22 2 [()] y dIxdAxbydx b xbxdx a Then24 02 a yy b IdIbxxdx a 3311 35 abab 23 or 15 y Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.3
PROBLEM 9.4
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea withrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION 33 3 3 ,for, ykxxabka b yx a then dAydx 2223 3 5 30 6 3 0 6 y a y a b dIxdAxydxxxdx a b Ixdx a bx a 13 6 y Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.5
Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea
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withrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION At 0,2 :0 xybbka 2 b k a then 2 2 b yxa a or1±,takethenegativerootsothatwhen0. y xaybx b 22 252 12 0 372 12 0 1 121 37 x b x b dIydAyxdy Iayydy b ayy b 13 21 x Iab ◀
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9.6 Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea withrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION 1/3 1/3 b yx a 33 31/3 1/3 332 0 111 333 11 332 x a xx bb dIydxxdxxdx aa bba IdIxdx aa 13 6 x Iab ◀
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9.7 Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea withrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION SeefigurefromsolutiontoProb.9.3: Now, 22 2 22 For: thus ykxxabka bb kyx aa Now33 3 36 6 11 33 1 33 x dIbdxydx b bdxxdx a Then 3 36 06 37 3 6 0 1 33 1 37 a xx a b IdIbxdx a bx bx a 37 3 6 3 1 37 11 321 ba ba a ab 23 or 7 x Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.8
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea withrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION 33 3 3 ,for, ykxxabka b yx a then 3 39 9 3 9 09 310 9 0 310 9 1 33 1 3 1 310 1 310 x a x a b dIydxxdx a b Ixdx a bx x ba a 13 30 x Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.9
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaofthe shadedareawithrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION At3,: xayb 3(3)bkaa or3 8 b k a Then3 83() b yxa a Now3 3 3 3 3 9 9 1 3 1 () 38 1536() x dIydx b xadx a b xadx a Then 3333 910 99 3 10 9 1 ()()153610 1536 [(3)0] 15,360 aa xx aa bb IdIxadxxa aa b aa a 13 or 15 x Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.10
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areawithrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION 1/2 121/2 ; bab yyx xa Now 33/233 33 213/23 111 333 x bxbx dIydxydxdx aa Then 33 3/23 3/230033 aa xx bb IdIxdxxdx aa 35/234 3/23 0 3 5/2433 21 1512 a bxbx aa ab 13 or 20 x Iab ◀
Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshaded
PROBLEM 9.11
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea withrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION At,: xayb / or aabbkek e Then//1 bxaxayebe e Now3/13 33(/1) 11 () 33 1 3 xa x xa dIydxbedx bedx Then 3 33(/1)3(/1) 00 1 333 aa xaxa xx ba IdIbedxe 133(1) 9 abe or0.10563 x Iab ◀
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Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaofthe shadedareawithrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION At3,: xayb 3(3)bkaa or3 8 b k a Then3 83() b yxa a Now2223 3 23223 3 ()() 8 (33) 8 y b dIxdAxydxxxadx a b xxxaxaadx a Then 3 543232 3 3 652433 3 652433 3 652433 (33) 8 1331 86543 1331 (3)(3)(3)(3)86543 1331 ()()()() 6543 a yy a a a b IdIxxaxaaxdx a b xaxaxax a b aaaaaaa a aaaaaaa or 3.433 y Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.13
Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaofthe shadedareawithrespecttothe y axis.
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SOLUTION 1/2 12 ; ymxykx 12 1/21/2 For: or/ or/ xayyb bmamba bkakba Thus,1/2 121/2 ; bb yxyx aa 1/2 11/2ybx a 2221/2 211/2 21/2 01/2 5/23 1/200 7/24 1/2 0 3 7/24 21 74 y a yy aa y a y y bbx dIxdAxyydxxxdx aa bbx IdIxxdx aa bb Ixdxxdx aa bxbx I aa Iab Then3 1 28 y Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.14
Determinebydirectintegrationthemomentofinertiaoftheshadedarea
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withrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION At,: xayb / aa bke or b k e Then//1 bxaxayebe e Now22 2/1 () () y xa dIxdAxydx xbedx Then2/1 0 a xa yy IdIbxedx Nowuseintegrationbypartswith 2/1 2/1 xa xa uxdvedx duxdxvae Then2/12/1/1 0 00 3/1 0 ()2 2 aa a xaxaxa a xa xedxxaeaexdx aaxedx Usingintegrationbypartswith /1 /1 xa xa uxdvedx dudxvae Then 3/1/1 0 0 322/1 0 2()|() 2()| a xaaxa y xaa Ibaaxaeaedx baaaae 32221 2()baaaaae or0.2643 y Iab ◀
PROBLEM 9.15
Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationofthe shadedareashownwithrespecttothe x axis.
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SOLUTION 2/3 ykx For2/3 2/3 b xabkak a Thus, 2/3 2/3 3 3 2 2 1 3 1 3 x b yx a dIydx b xdx a 3 2 20 33 2 3 33 a xx b IdIxdx a ba a 13 9 x Iab ◀ 5/3 2/3 002/32/3 3 5/35 aabba Aydxxdxab aa 12 9 22 5 327 5 x x Iab kb A ab 5 27 x kb ◀
PROBLEM 9.16
Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationoftheshaded areashownwithrespecttothe x axis.
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SOLUTION 22 22 1 xy ab or 2 2 1 y xa b 2 dAxdy Then 2 222 002 221 bb xx y IdIydAyxdyaydy b Setsin,cosybdybd /222 22 02 sin 2sin1cos x b Iabbd b /2 322 0 2sincos x Iabd /2/2 323 00 111 2sin1cos4 422 x Iabdabd /2 33 0 111 sin4 4442 x Iabab 13 8 x Iab ◀ 2 002 221 bby AdAxdyady b /2 2 0 21sincos Aabd /2 2 0 2cos Aabd
PROBLEM 9.16 (continued)
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/2 0 1 21cos2 2 Aabd /2 0 1 sin2 2 Aab 1 2 Aab 3 2 2 1 8 14 2 x x Iabb k Aab 2 x b k ◀
PROBLEM 9.17
Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationofthe shadedareashownwithrespecttothe y axis.
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SOLUTION FromthesolutiontoProb.9.15,2/3 2/3 b yx a and 3 5 Aab 2222/3 2/3 11/3 28/3 02/32/3 () 11 3 y a yy b dIxdAxydxxxdx a bba IdIxxdx aa 33 11 y Iab ◀ 33 11 22 5 311 5 y y Iab ka A ab 5 11 y ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.18
Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationoftheshaded areashownwithrespecttothe y axis.
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SOLUTION 22 22 1 xy ab or 2 2 1 ybx a dAydx Then 2 22 2 1 a yy a x IdIxdAbxdx a Setsin,cosxadxad /2 222 /2 2sin1sincos y Iaaad /2 322 /2 sincos y Iabd /2/2 323 /2/2 111 sin21cos4 442 y Iabdabd /2 33 /2 111 sin4 84822 y Iabab 13 8 y Iab ◀ FromthesolutiontoProblem9.16;1 2 Aab 13 8 22 1 2 1 4 y y Iab ka Aab 1 2 y ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.19
Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationoftheshaded areashownwithrespecttothe x axis.
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SOLUTION Wehave 1/2 1 x dAydxbdx a Then 1/2 0 3/2 0 1 21 33 a a x AdAbdx a bxxab a Now 3 1/2 3 31/23/2 11 1 33 133 3 x dIydxbxdx a bxxx dx aaa Then 31/23/2 0 3 3/225/2 3/2 0 133 3 232 325 a xx a bxxx IdIdx aaa b xxxx aaa or 13 30 x Iab ◀ and 13 230 1 3 x x Iab k Aab or 10 x b k ◀
PROBLEM 9.20
Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationoftheshaded areashownwithrespecttothe y axis.
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SOLUTION Wehave 1/2 1 x dAydxbdx a Then 1/2 0 3/2 0 1 21 33 a a x AdAbdx a bxxab a Now 1/2 222()1 y x dIxdAxydxxbdx a Then25/237/2 00 112 37 a a yy IdIbxxdxbxx aa or 13 21 y Iab ◀ and 13 221 1 3 y y Iab k Aab or 7 y ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.21
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Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolarradiusofgyration oftherectangleshownwithrespecttothemidpointofoneofits(a) longersides,(b)shortersides. SOLUTION (a)Wehave3 1 3 x dIadx Then 3 3 4 1 3 2 3 2 3 a x a Iadx a a a Also 22 y dIxdAxadx Then2 24 3 a y a Iaxdx a Now44 22 33 oxy JIIaa or 44 3 o Ja ◀ and 4 2 2 4 3 2 o o Ja k Aa 22 3 a or 2 3 o ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.21 (continued)
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(b)Wehave 3 2113 3212 x dIadxadx Then 2 3 0 3 4 1 12 2 12 1 6 a x Iadx a a a Also 22 y dIxdAxadx Then 2 2 0 3 4 2 3 8 3 a y Iaxdx a a a Now44 18 63 oxy JIIaa or 174 6 o Ja ◀ and 4 2 2 17 6 2 o o Ja k Aa 172 12 a or 17 12 o ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.22
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Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolarradiusof gyrationofthetrapezoidshownwithrespecttopoint P. SOLUTION 1 22 av xaav a 00 2 0 2 2 11 22 1 4 3 4 3 2 aa a dAxdv AdAavdv avv a Aa Then 22 0 3 4 0 4 4 4 11 22 1 38 11 38 5 24 5 12 a x a x IvdAvavdv v av a a Ia
PROBLEM 9.22 (Continued)
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3 0 4 0 4 4 4 4 1111 2332 111 2 342 1 62 5 32 5 16 a y a y Ixdvavdv av a a a Ia Now44 55 1216 oxy JIIaa 354 48 o Ja ◀ and 354 22 48 34 2 35 72 o o Ja ka Aa 35 72 o ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.23
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Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolarradiusof gyrationoftheshadedareashownwithrespecttoPoint P. SOLUTION 1:y At22,: xaya 2 1122 2 1 ()or akak a 2:y At0,: xya ac At22,: xaya 2 1 22 aaka or2 1 4 k a Then22 12 22 11 24 1 (4) 4 yxyax aa ax a Now222 21 22 11 ()(4) 42 1 (4) 4 dAyydxaxxdx aa axdx a Then 22 22232 00 1118 2(4)4 4233 aa AdAaxdxaxxa aa Now 33 33222 21 6422466 33 642246 3 11111 (4) 33342 111 (644812) 3648 1 (6448127) 192 x dIyydxaxxdx aa aaxaxxxdx aa aaxaxxdx a
PROBLEM 9.23 (Continued)
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Then 2 642246 3 0 1 2(6448127) 192 a xx IdIaaxaxxdx a 2 643257 3 0 643257 3 44 112 6416 965 112 64(2)16(2)(2)(2)965 11232 12812832128 96515 a axaxaxx a aaaaaaa a aa Also2222 1 (4) 4 y dIxdAxaxdx a Then 22 222235 00 23544 1141 2(4)4235 141321132 (2)(2) 23523515 aa yy IdIxaxdxaxx aa aaaaa a Now44 3232 1515 Pxy JIIaa or 644 15 P Ja ◀ and 644 15 22 82 3 8 5 P P Ja ka Aa or1.265 P ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.24
Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolarradiusofgyrationof theshadedareashownwithrespecttoPoint P.
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SOLUTION Theequationofthecircleis 222 xyr Sothat22 xry Now22dAxdyrydy Then22 /2 2 r r AdArydy Letsin;cosyrdyrd Then /2 22 /6 /2/2 222 /6/6 3 22 26 2 2(sin)cos sin2 2cos2 24 sin3 22 22438 2.5274 Arrrd rdr rr r Now 2222 x dIydAyrydy Then222 /2 2 r xx r IdIyrydy Letsin;cosyrdyrd Then /2 222 /6 /2 22 /6 2(sin)(sin)cos 2sin(cos)cos x Irrrrd rrrd Now221sin22sincossincossin2 4
PROBLEM 9.24 (Continued)
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Then /24/2 42 /6/6 42 263 4 1sin4 2sin2 4228 sin 2228 3 2316 x Irdr r r Also 3 32211 33 y dIxdyrydy Then223/2 /2 1 2() 3 r yy r IdIrydy Letsin;cosyrdyrd Then /2 223/2 /6 2 [(sin)]cos 3 y Irrrd /2 33 /6 2 (cos)cos 3 y Irrd Now42222 1 coscos(1sin)cossin2 4 Then /2 422 /6 /2 4 /6 21 cossin2 34 2sin21sin4 324428 y Ird r 2 433 2266 4 4 21sinsin 1 324224428 21313 3416124248322 293 3464 r r r
PROBLEM 9.24 (Continued)
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Now 4 4 3293 23163464 Pxy r JIIr 44 3 1.15545 316 rr or1.1554 P Jr ◀ and 4 2 2 1.15545 2.5274 P P Jr k Ar or0.676 P kr ◀
PROBLEM 9.25
(a)Determinebydirectintegrationthepolarmomentofinertiaoftheannular areashownwithrespecttoPoint O.(b)UsingtheresultofPart a,determine themomentofinertiaofthegivenareawithrespecttothe x axis.
(b)FromEq.(9.4):(Note bysymmetry.)
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SOLUTION (a)2dAudu 22 3 (2) 2 O dJudAuudu udu 2 1 2 1 3 4 2 1 2 4 R OO R R R JdJudu u 44 221 O JRR ◀
xyII 44 21 2 1 24 Oxyx xO JIII IJRR 44 421 x IRR ◀
(a)FromProblem9.23:
PROBLEM 9.26
(a)Showthatthepolarradiusofgyration kO oftheannularareashownis approximatelyequaltothemeanradius12()2 m RRR forsmallvalues ofthethickness21 . tRR (b)Determinethepercentageerrorintroduced byusing Rm inplaceof kO forthefollowingvaluesof t/Rm:1,1
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2,and110 SOLUTION
44 221 O JRR 44 2221 22 21 O O JRR k ARR 222 21 1 2 O kRR Thickness:21 tRR Meanradius:12 1 () 2 m RRR Thus,12 11 and 22mm RRtRRt 22 222 1111 2224Ommm kRtRtRt For t smallcomparedto: mR 22 OmkR OmkR ◀ (b)(exactvalue)(approximationvalue) Percentageerror100 (exactvalue) 2 221 14 4 222 11 44 11 P.E.(100)100 1 m m t mmR mt R RtR Rt
PROBLEM 9.26 (Continued)
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For1: m t R 1 4 1 4 11 P.E.(100)10.56% 1 ◀ For1: 2 m t R 112 42 112 42 11 P.E.(100)2.99% 1 ◀ For1: 10 m t R 112 410 112 410 11 P.E.(100)0.1250% 1 ◀
PROBLEM 9.27
Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolarradiusofgyrationof theshadedareashownwithrespecttoPoint O.
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SOLUTION At,2: Ra 2() aak or ka Then1 a Raa Now()() dAdrrd rdrd Then (1/)(1/) 2 0000 1 2 aa AdArdrdrd 23 22 0 0 3 232 11 11 223 17 1(1) 66 Aada aa Now22() O dJrdArrdrd Then (1/)3 00 a OO JdJrdrd (1/)4 44 00 0 55 445 0 11 1 44 11 4511(1) 20 a rdad aa 314 or 20 O Ja ◀ and 314 22 20 72 6 93 70 O O Ja ka Aa or1.153 O ka ◀
PROBLEM 9.28
Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolarradiusofgyrationof theisoscelestriangleshownwithrespecttoPoint O.
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SOLUTION Byobservation: 2 b h yx or 2 b xy h Now 2 b dAxdyydy h and23 2 x b dIydAydy h Then3 0 2 2 h xx b IdIydy h 4 3 0 1 44 h bybh h Fromabove: 2 h yx b Now2 () h dAhydxhxdx b (2) h bxdx b and22(2) y h dIxdAxbxdx b
PROBLEM 9.28 (Continued)
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Then /2 2 0 2(2) b yy h IdIxbxdx b /2 34 0 34 3 11 2 32 11 2 322248 hb bxx b hbbb bh b Now33 11 448 Oxy JIIbhbh or 22 (12) 48 O bh Jhb ◀ and 22 222 48 1 2 (12)1(12) 24 bh O O Jhb khb Abh or 1222 24 O hb k ◀
PROBLEM 9.29*
UsingthepolarmomentofinertiaoftheisoscelestriangleofProblem 9.28,showthatthecentroidalpolarmomentofinertiaofacircularareaof radius r is4/2. r (Hint: Asacircularareaisdividedintoanincreasing numberofequalcircularsectors,whatistheapproximateshapeofeach circularsector?)
PROBLEM 9.28 Determinethepolarmomentofinertiaandthepolar radiusofgyrationoftheisoscelestriangleshownwithrespecttoPoint O.
SOLUTION
Firstthecircularareaisdividedintoanincreasingnumberofidenticalcircularsectors.Thesectorscanbe approximatedbyisoscelestriangles.Foralargenumberofsectorstheapproximatedimensionsofoneof theisoscelestrianglesareasshown. Foranisoscelestriangle(seeProblem9.28):
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22 (12) 48 O bh Jhb Thenwithandbrhr 22 sector 1 ()()()[12()] 48 O Jrrrr 142(12) 48 r Now sectorsector42 00 1 limlim[12()] 48 OO dJJ r d 14 4 r Then 2 442 circlesector0 0 11 () 44 OO JdJrdr or 4 circle() 2 O Jr ◀
PROBLEM 9.30*
Provethatthecentroidalpolarmomentofinertiaofagivenarea A cannotbesmallerthan2/2. A (Hint: Comparethemomentofinertiaofthegivenareawiththemomentofinertiaofacirclethathas thesameareaandthesamecentroid.)
SOLUTION
FromthesolutiontosampleProblem9.2,thecentroidalpolarmomentofinertiaofacircularareais
Twomethodsofsolutionwillbepresented.However,bothmethodsdependupontheobservationthatasa givenelementofarea dA ismovedclosertosomePoint C.Thevalueof C J willbedecreased 2 (;
JrdA
as r decreases,somust). C J
Solution 1
Imaginetakingthearea A anddrawingitintoathinstripofnegligiblewidthandofsufficientlengthso thatitsareaisequalto A.Tominimizethevalueof(), CAJ theareawouldhavetobedistributedasclosely aspossibleabout C.Thisisaccomplishedbywindingthestripintoatightlywoundrollwith C asits center;anyvoidsintherollwouldplacethecorrespondingareafartherfrom C thanisnecessary,thus increasingthevalueof(). CAJ (Theprocessisanalogoustorewindingalengthoftapebackintoaroll.) Sincetheshapeoftherolliscircular,withthecentroidofitsareaat C,itfollowsthat
wheretheequalityapplieswhentheoriginalareaiscircular.
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4 cir() 2 C Jr Theareaofthecircleis 2 cir Ar Sothat 2 cir[()] 2 C A JA
C
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()Q.E.D. 2 CA A J ◀
PROBLEM 9.30* (Continued)
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Solution 2 Consideranarea A withitscentroidatPoint C andacircularareaofarea A withitscenter(andcentroid) atPoint C.Withoutlossofgenerality,assumethat 1234 AAAA Itthenfollowsthat cir1234 ()()[()()()()] CACCCCC JJJAJAJAJA Nowobservethat 12 ()()0CC JAJA 34 ()()0CC JAJA Sinceasagivenareaismovedfartherawayfrom C, itspolarmomentofinertiawithrespectto C must increase. cir()() CACJJ 2 or()Q.E.D. 2 CA A J ◀
SOLUTION
PROBLEM 9.31
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Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationofthe shadedareawithrespecttothe x axis.
Assignarea1tobetheflangesandarea2tobetheweb. Firstnotethat 12 2 2 2 [2(10)(40)(10)(90)]mm 1700mm AAA Now12 2()() xxx III where 322 1 34 1 ()(10mm)(40mm)(400mm)(25mm) 12 303.3310mm x I 334 2 1 ()(90mm)(10mm)7.5010mm 12 x I Then334 (2(303.3310)7.5010)mm x I 34614.1610mm 34or61410mm x I ◀ and 34 22 2 614.1610mm 361.27mm 1700mm x x I k A or19.01mm x k ◀
PROBLEM 9.32
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Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationof theshadedareawithrespecttothe x axis. SOLUTION Assignarea1tobetheflangesandarea2tobetheweb. Firstnotethat 12 2 2 2 [2(3)(0.5)(5)(0.5)]in 5.50in AAA Now12 2()() xxx III where324 1 1 ()(3in.)(0.5in.)(3in.)(0.5in.)(2.75in.)11.3750in 12 x I 3 2 4 1 ()(0.5in.)(5in.) 12 5.2083in x I Then 44 2(11.3750)5.2803in28.030in x I or28.04 in x I ◀ and 4 22 4 28.030in 5.0964in 5.50in x x I k A or2.26in. x k ◀
PROBLEM 9.33
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Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyrationofthe shadedareawithrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION Assignarea1tobetheflangesandarea2tobetheweb. Firstnotethat 12 2 2 2 [2(10)(40)(10)(90)]mm 1700mm AAA Now12 2()() yyy III where 3234 1 334 2 1 ()(40mm)(10mm)(40mm)(10mm)(40mm)643.3310mm 12 1 ()(10mm)(90mm)607.5010mm 12 y y I I Then33434 (2(643.3310)607.5010)mm1,894.1610mm y I or 641.89410mm y I ◀ and 34 22 2 1,894.1610mm1,114.21mm 1700mm y y I k A or33.4mm y k ◀
PROBLEM 9.34
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Determinethemomentofinertiaandtheradiusofgyration oftheshadedareawithrespecttothe y axis. SOLUTION Assignarea1tobetheflangesandarea2tobetheweb. Firstnotethat 12 2 2 2 [2(3)(0.5)(5)(0.5)]in 5.50in AAA Now12 2()() yyy III where 324 1 1 ()(0.5in.)(3in.)(0.5in.)(3in.)(1.25in.)3.4688in 12 y I 34 2 1 ()(5in.)(0.5in.)0.052083in 12 y I Then 44 2(3.4688)0.052083in6.9897in y I or6.994 in y I ◀ and 4 22 2 6.9897in1.27085in 5.50in y y I k A or1.127in. y k ◀