3. A rectangular beam has an extended cantilever beam the is attached at the end of the beam. A force P = 165,000 N is acted at the end of cantilever beam. Take S1 = 230 mm, S2 = 300 mm. What is the angle of twist of the beam if the length of the beam is 1500 mm, G = 2.0 MPa.

3. A rectangular beam has an extended cantilever beam the is attached at the end of the beam. A force P = 165,000 N is acted at the end of cantilever beam. Take S1 = 230 mm, S2 = 300 mm. What is the angle of twist of the beam if the length of the beam is 1500 mm, G = 2.0 MPa.

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mm, S2 = 300 mm. What is the angle of twist of the beam if the length of the beam is 1500
mm, G = 2.0 MPa.

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