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Centroid Coordinates Calculation Guide

The document outlines the process of determining the centroid coordinates for various geometric figures. It provides specific coordinates for multiple shapes, including shaded areas and triangles, along with calculations for maintaining equilibrium in suspended structures. Additionally, it includes a problem involving the centroid of an equilateral triangle and the area to be removed from a lamina.

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Centroid Coordinates Calculation Guide

The document outlines the process of determining the centroid coordinates for various geometric figures. It provides specific coordinates for multiple shapes, including shaded areas and triangles, along with calculations for maintaining equilibrium in suspended structures. Additionally, it includes a problem involving the centroid of an equilateral triangle and the area to be removed from a lamina.

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CENTROID

1. Determine the centroid coordinates of the six figures given below:

2. Locate the centroid coordinates of the given figures and fill them in the
blanks
CENTROID

Find the centroid of the Shaded Plane Area as shown


3. 4.

Ans: X = 3.308, Y = 2.769


5 6
.

7. 8.
CENTROID
9. 10.

Ans: Y = 15.26 cm
11. 12

X = 25 cm, Y = 30 cm X = 4.37 m, Y = 1.82 m


13 14

X = 7.417 cm, Y = 6 cm X = 5.63 cm, Y = 0.565 cm


CENTROID
15 16

17 18

(X= 55.56
mm
Y = 45.28
mm)

X = 4.09 cm
Y = 4.63 cm
19 20
CENTROID
21. 22.

X = 6.98 cm Y = 12.74 cm X = 0.8566 cm Y = 1.139 cm


23 24

25 26
CENTROID
27 28

29 30

X = 1.59 cm Y = 2.08 cm
31 32
CENTROID
33 34

X=9.176 cm, Y = 6.937 cm


35 36

37 Find the distance y so that the centroid of 38. An isosceles triangle is to be cut from
the given area in fig has coordinates (25mm one edge of a square plate of 1 m side
,20 mm) such that the remaining part of the plate
remains in
equilibrium in
any position
when
suspended
from the apex
of the triangle.
Find the area
of the triangle
to be removed.
Y = 25.625 mm
(A = 0.317 m2)
CENTROID
39. G is the centroid of an equilateral triangle
ABC of side 60 cm. If GBC is cut from the
lamina, find the centroid of the remaining
area.

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