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What is the first moment of area about a centroidal axis?

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The first moment of area about a centroidal axis is zero.

  • Because the centroid lies on the centroidal axis, the perpendicular distance between the centroid and the axis must likewise be zero.
  • Any line that goes through the mid-centroid section is known as the centroidal axis.
  • There could be an unlimited number of lines that go through the point of gravity's center.
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