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Q3. For the rectangular section shown below, calculate the moment of inertia for both x - x axis and y - y axis. With the same loading applied to both directions, which direction will have the least deformation? 20 mm 40mm

Q3. For the rectangular section shown below, calculate the moment of inertia for both x - x axis and y - y axis. With the same loading applied to both directions, which direction will have the least deformation? 20 mm 40mm

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