A 0.5 m-long metal composite shaft AB consists of a steel rod (radius r=25 mm), the outer surfaceof which is bonded to the inner surface of an aluminum tube (outer radius ro=37.5 mm). The shafthas the geometry and cross section shown below. One end (B) of the shaft is fixed onto a rigid wallwhile the other end (4) is subjected to an external torque T₁=350 N-m. Take Gst=78 GPa for thesteel rod and GAI-28 GPa for the aluminum tube.osiquicl edt yd(2) alum. AB0TAA(1) steelCross sectionFigure 2.1. Composite shaft with external torque TA(a) Find the angle of twist at A (OA) due to TA.(b) Find the maximum shear stress in the steel rod.(c) Find the maximum shear stress in the aluminum tube.(d) If the allowable angle of twist is (A) allow=10³ rad, determine the maximum length the shaftcan have when subjected to TA=350 N-m at the free end.

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