Statics 10.36 & 10.37 - Determine the moment of inertia about the x and y axis.

Question: Determine the moment of inertia about the x and y axis.

Problems 10-36 and 10-37 from:

Engineering Mechanics: Statics, 14th edition
Russell C. Hibbeler

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[jerrysmith]

I'm an engineer of 30 years and you were the first video I found that introduced the Parallel Axis Theorem to find Ix. I went through all my old text books and although it's there, it didn't jump out at me. I was trying to use (bh**3)/12 only. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. So often, we learn just by someone new saying something very simple. Thank you.

[IbahoSchadrack]

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[dendidan]

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[paulsimonemiranda]

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[axismathbyasad]

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[nadersworld]

very helpful, thank you! would you please solve 10-46?

[HashemAljifri]

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[sanelemajikija]

aren`t Ix=bh^3/12 and Iy=b^3h/12 ? your videos are very helpful, Thank you Mr

[MpenduloNsibande-nrvh]

is dy for lower"1" shape similar to upper"1" shape sir

[danialanuar]

Hi bro where do u come from...can we meet after this to teach me more statics

[jenellemelendez]

i understood everything, but could you explain why you did (10^6) while solving for the individual moment of inertia’s? Thank you! 😊

[adamumahmud]

Sir please i think there are mistakes in finding for the centroidal y-axis...you use the same formula for the centroidal x-axis... which it has to be different

[pablojuan]

so what is the meaning
Ix vs Iy what is the strongest orientation of I-beam?

[gloryanthony]

U didn't relate it to the x axis dog