Show full solution and illustration. PROBLEM 5: Determine the centroidal coordinates ( x-bar and y-bar) of the cross-sectionalarea shown in millimeters.Note: DRAW OR ILLUSTRATE THE SUB-AREAS AND INDICATE THE CENTROID OF EACHSUB-AREA BEFORE ANY NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS.y603025902080Dimensions in mm

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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Problem 8.45P: Verify the centroidal z-coordinate of the pyramid shown in Table 8.3 by integration.

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