Locate the centroid Y of the channel's cross-sectional area, and then determine the moment of inertia with respect to the x' axis passing through the centroid. MUST BE DONE USING AN EXCEL SPREADSHEET!
cell formula
B19 =C12
C19 =E12
D19 =B19*C19
E19 =E12 - C19/2
F19 =B19*C19^3 /12 + D19*(E19-E21)^2
B20 =B12
C20 =D12
D20 =B20*C20
E20 =E12 - C20/2
F20 =B20*C20^3 /12 + D20*(E20-E21)^2
D21 =D19-D20
E21 =(D19*E19- D20*E20)/D21
F21 =F19-F20
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