4-95 The steel shaft shown in the figure is subjected to a torque of 200 lbf • in applied at point A. Find the torque reactions at O and B; the angle of twist at A, in degrees; and the shear stress in sections OA and AB. ! 200 Ibf-in -in dia. roblem 4–95 B 4 in 6 in

4-95 The steel shaft shown in the figure is subjected to a torque of 200 lbf • in applied at point A. Find the torque reactions at O and B; the angle of twist at A, in degrees; and the shear stress in sections OA and AB. ! 200 Ibf-in -in dia. roblem 4–95 B 4 in 6 in

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The steel shaft shown in the figure is subjected to a torque of 200 lbf • in applied at point A.
Find the torque reactions at O and B; the angle of twist at A, in degrees; and the shear stress
in sections OA and AB.
200 Ibf-in -in dia.
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