QUESTION 20A compound shaft consists of a solid rod of diameter D and a sleeve of diameter 2D of the samematerial firmly fixed together by a key. The compound shaft is subjected to a torque of 100 kNm.KeyBushingShaftOa. The torque carried by the rod and the sleeve are 50 kNm each.Ob. The torque carried by the rod and the sleeve are 100 kNm each.Oc. The entire torque of 100 kNm is carried by the outer sleeve only.O d. None of the above answers.

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A compound shaft consists of a solid rod of diameter D and a sleeve of diameter 2D of the same material firmly fixed together by a key. The compound shaft is subjected to a torque of 100 kNm.

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