20. A steel shaft is transmitting 50 hp at 1,200 rpm. The nature of the load and type of service of the shaft in such that the allowable shearing stress based on pure torsion is 4,000 psi. Calculate the torsional deflection of the shaft in degree per foot of the shaft. C. 0.32⁰ A. 0.259⁰ B. 0.549⁰ D. 0.559⁰

20. A steel shaft is transmitting 50 hp at 1,200 rpm. The nature of the load and type of service of the shaft in such that the allowable shearing stress based on pure torsion is 4,000 psi. Calculate the torsional deflection of the shaft in degree per foot of the shaft. C. 0.32⁰ A. 0.259⁰ B. 0.549⁰ D. 0.559⁰

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