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Centroids Of Common Shapes Of Areas And Lines

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Triangular Area

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Area=b∗h2

Quarter Circular Area

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Area=π r24

Semicircular Area

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Area=π r22

Semiparabolic Area

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Area=2ah3

Parabolic Area

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Area=4ah3

Parabolic Spandrel

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Area=ah3

Circular Sector

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Area=α r2

Quarter Circular Arc

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Area=π 2

Semi Circular Arc

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Area=π r

Arc Of Circle

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Area=2α r

Area Moments Of Inertia of Common Geometric Shapes

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Rectangle

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Ix=13bh3

Iy=13hb3

Ix′=112bh3

Iy′=112hb3

Right Triangular Area

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Ix=112bh3

Iy=14hb3

Ix′=136bh3

Iy′=136hb3

Triangular Area

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Ix=112bh3

Ix′=136bh3

Circular Area

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JC=π r42

Ix′=Iy′=π r44

Hollow circle

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This is used for hollow cylinders where there is solid material between the outer and inner radius, but no material between the inner radius and the center, like a pipe's cross-section.

I=π (ro4−ri4)4

ro is the outer radius ri is the inner radius

Semicircular Area

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Ix=Iy=18π r4

Ix′=(π8−89π)r4

Iy′=18π r4

Quarter Circle

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Ix=Iy=116π r4

Ix′=Iy′=(π16−49π)r4

further reading

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Statics/Geometric_Properties_of_Solids