3. A 3-m-long aluminum tube with the cross section shown carries a 200-N-m torque.a.The maximum shear stress in the tube.b. The relative angle of rotation of the ends of the tube. For aluminum, use G = 28 GPa.100 mm2.4 mm2.4 mm2.4 mm50 mm1.12 mm

Given: Length of the aluminium tube = 3 m Torque, T = 200 N-m G = 28 MPa

A 3-m-long aluminum tube with the cross section shown carries a 200-N-m torque. The maximum shear stress in the tube. a. b. The relative angle of rotation of the ends of the tube. For aluminum, use G 28 GPa. 100 mm 2.4 mm 2.4 mm 2.4 mm- 50 mm 1. 12 mm

A 3-m-long aluminum tube with the cross section shown carries a 200-N-m torque. The maximum shear stress in the tube. a. b. The relative angle of rotation of the ends of the tube. For aluminum, use G 28 GPa. 100 mm 2.4 mm 2.4 mm 2.4 mm- 50 mm 1. 12 mm

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3. A 3-m-long aluminum tube with the cross section shown carries a 200-N-m torque.
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The maximum shear stress in the tube.
b. The relative angle of rotation of the ends of the tube. For aluminum, use G = 28 GPa.
100 mm
2.4 mm
2.4 mm
2.4 mm
50 mm
1.
12 mm

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