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    This document provides a table with the area and centroid formulas for common shapes including rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, parabolas, and cubics. The table lists the area and x-coordinate of the centroid for each shape. Formulas are given using variables for length, width, slope, and other relevant parameters.

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    This document provides a table with the area and centroid formulas for common shapes including rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, parabolas, and cubics. The table lists the area and x-coordinate of the centroid for each shape. Formulas are given using variables for length, width, slope, and other relevant parameters.

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    Areas and Centoids

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    Junaid Shah
    This document provides a table with the area and centroid formulas for common shapes including rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, parabolas, and cubics. The table lists the area and x-coordinate of the centroid for each shape. Formulas are given using variables for length, width, slope, and other relevant parameters.

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    Areas and Centroids of Shapes Table (v 1.

    0)

    Area A Centroid x
    Rectangle
    x
    L
    M LM
    2
    L
    Triangle
    x
    LM L
    M 2 3
    L
    Triangle
    a b
    LM 1 (L + a)
    M 2 3
    x L
    Trapezoid
    x
    Ma Mb L (M + M )
    2 a b (
    L Ma + 2Mb
    3 Ma + Mb )
    L
    Parabola
    slope = 0
    2LM 3L
    M 3 8
    x L
    Cubic
    slope = 0
    3LM 2L
    M 4 5
    x L
    Parabola
    x
    LM L
    M slope = 0 3 4
    L
    Cubic
    x
    LM L
    M slope = 0 4 5
    L

    Prof. Jeff Erochko, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada


    Licensed for use under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)

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