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A composite drive shaft is made up of two sections: a solid steel core and a brass tube encasing the core. The steel core has a diameter of 80 millimeters, and the brass tube has a diameter of 100 millimeters. The maximum allowable shear stress for the steel is 100 megapascals (MPa), and for the brass, it is 50 MPa. What is the greatest torque (T) that can be safely applied to the shaft without exceeding the allowable shear stress in either material? 50 mm Brass 50 mm 40 mm Steel

A composite drive shaft is made up of two sections: a solid steel core and a brass tube encasing the core. The steel core has a diameter of 80 millimeters, and the brass tube has a diameter of 100 millimeters. The maximum allowable shear stress for the steel is 100 megapascals (MPa), and for the brass, it is 50 MPa. What is the greatest torque (T) that can be safely applied to the shaft without exceeding the allowable shear stress in either material? 50 mm Brass 50 mm 40 mm Steel

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A composite drive shaft is made up of two sections: a solid steel core and a brass tube encasing the core. The steel core has a diameter of 80 millimeters, and the brass tube has a diameter of 100 millimeters. The maximum allowable shear stress for the steel is 100 megapascals (MPa), and for the brass, it is 50 MPa. What is the greatest torque (T) that can be safely applied to the shaft without exceeding the allowable shear stress in either material? 50 mm Brass 50 mm 40 mm Steel
Transcribed Image Text:A composite drive shaft is made up of two sections: a solid steel core and a brass tube encasing the core. The steel core has a diameter of 80 millimeters, and the brass tube has a diameter of 100 millimeters. The maximum allowable shear stress for the steel is 100 megapascals (MPa), and for the brass, it is 50 MPa. What is the greatest torque (T) that can be safely applied to the shaft without exceeding the allowable shear stress in either material? 50 mm Brass 50 mm 40 mm Steel
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