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Centroid, the y-direction centroid distance of the area surrounded by y = ax^n and the x-axis

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As shown in the figure, the y-direction centroid distance Gy of the area surrounded by y = ax^n and the x-axis can be obtained as follows.

Gy = Mx / A

Mx : first moment of inertia relative to x axis 
A : area

Mx = ¡òy*(y/2) dx = ¡ò(1/2)*y^2 dx = ¡ò(1/2)*a^2*x^(2n) dx
   = (a^2/2)(1/(2n+1))*x^(2n+1)

Since x = x1,

Mx = (a^2/2)(1/(2n+1))*x1^(2n+1)

A = ¡ò y dx = ¡ò a*x^n dx = (a/(n+1))*x^(n+1)

The area from 0 to x1 is :

A = (a/(n+1))*x1^(n+1)

Gy = (a^2/2)(1/(2n+1))*x1^(2n+1) / (a/(n+1))*x1^(n+1)
   = (a*(n+1)/(4n+2))*x1^n

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Gy = (a*(n+1)/(4*n+2))*x1^n
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