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Find the area, first moment of area, and coordinates of a general spandrel. The area may be above or below the function.
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Name | Type | Generated Value |
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n | rational |
1/3
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version | integer |
3
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Vertical | integer |
1
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Above | integer |
1
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k | expression |
h/b^n
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debug | boolean |
false
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Name | Type | Generated Value |
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dA | expression |
(h - y)dx
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xbar_el | expression |
x
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ybar_el | expression |
(h + y)/2
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upper_limit | string |
b
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lower_limit | integer |
0
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area | expression |
b*h/(4/3)
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Qy | expression |
h*b^2/(7/3)
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xbar | expression |
b*(4/3)/(7/3)
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ybar | expression |
h*2/(10/3)
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Qx | expression |
dec("1")*b*h^2/2.2222222222
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Generated value: rational
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The bounding funtion contains a constant $k$ which can be expressed in terms of $b$ and $h$. Determine the value of $k$ in terms of b and h by substituting in the coordinates of a point which is on the curve into the bounding function.
$k$ =
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This question is used in the following exams:
- Exam 2 Practice Fall 2020 by William Haynes in Online Exams.
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