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Calculate the centroid for the shaded portion of the composite figure with a circular hole as...

Calculate the centroid for the shaded portion of the composite figure with a circular hole as shown. Take A= 100 mm, B= 80 mm, C = 25 mm, D= 75 mm , E = 25 mm and F= 60 mm

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