40 mm dia. 50 mm Bronze Steel dia. 400 600 mm mm Composite shaft ABC is fixed at A as shown. The steel member ABC has an outer diameter of 50mm. It is hollow at segment AB, with a 40mm inner diameter and is solid at segment BC. At the hollow segment AB, a 40mm diameter bronze rod is fully bonded with the steel encasement. The modulus of rigidity of steel and bronze are 75GPa and 38GPA, respectively. A 2KNM torque with direction as shown is applied at point B. 1. Determine the internal torques carried by the steel tube and the bronze rod at segment AB. 2. Determine the maximum and minimum shear stresses in the bronze rod within segment AB. 3. Petermine the angle of rotation of section C with respect to the fixed support. Express your answer in degrees

40 mm dia. 50 mm Bronze Steel dia. 400 600 mm mm Composite shaft ABC is fixed at A as shown. The steel member ABC has an outer diameter of 50mm. It is hollow at segment AB, with a 40mm inner diameter and is solid at segment BC. At the hollow segment AB, a 40mm diameter bronze rod is fully bonded with the steel encasement. The modulus of rigidity of steel and bronze are 75GPa and 38GPA, respectively. A 2KNM torque with direction as shown is applied at point B. 1. Determine the internal torques carried by the steel tube and the bronze rod at segment AB. 2. Determine the maximum and minimum shear stresses in the bronze rod within segment AB. 3. Petermine the angle of rotation of section C with respect to the fixed support. Express your answer in degrees

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