Solve this problem and show all of the work 5. Two solid steel shafts are connected by the gearsshown. Knowing that for each shaft G=11200 ksi andthe allowable shearing stress is 8ksi, determine thelargest torque T that may be applied to end A of shaft0AB and the corresponding angle through which end Aof shaft B rotates.(Ans: 561 lb.in, 10.48 degrees)36 in.1 in.0.75 in.24 in.B2.45 in.0.875 in.

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