3. From the figure shown below, determine the stress of member AB and BC. And calculate the maximum angle of twist of the shaft. 15 kN-m 10 kN-m G = 82.5 GPa A IB diameter = 60 mm diameter = 50mm %3D 1.2 m- 0.8 m

3. From the figure shown below, determine the stress of member AB and BC. And calculate the maximum angle of twist of the shaft. 15 kN-m 10 kN-m G = 82.5 GPa A IB diameter = 60 mm diameter = 50mm %3D 1.2 m- 0.8 m

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3. From the figure shown below, determine the stress of member AB and BC. And calculate the
maximum angle of twist of the shaft.
15 kN-m
10 kN-m
G = 82.5 GPa
A
IB
diameter = 60 mm
diameter = 50mm
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1.2 m
0.8 m

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