11.5 (A/B). Two shafts, one of steel and the other of phosphor bronze, are of the same length and are subjected to cqual torques. If the steel shaft is 25 mm diameter, find the diameter of the phosphor-bronze shaft so that it will store the same amount of energy per unit volume as the steel shaft. Also determine the ratio of the maximum shear stresses induced in the two shafts. Take the modulus of rigidity for phosphor bronze as 50 GN/m2 and for steel as 80 GN/m².

11.5 (A/B). Two shafts, one of steel and the other of phosphor bronze, are of the same length and are subjected to cqual torques. If the steel shaft is 25 mm diameter, find the diameter of the phosphor-bronze shaft so that it will store the same amount of energy per unit volume as the steel shaft. Also determine the ratio of the maximum shear stresses induced in the two shafts. Take the modulus of rigidity for phosphor bronze as 50 GN/m2 and for steel as 80 GN/m².

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