A hollow circular shaft has an external diameter of 0.120 m and the internal diameter а) is three-fourths the external diameter. If the stress at a fiber inside is 36 MPa, due to a torque T applied, analyze i. this torque, ii. the maximum shear stress, and iii. the angle of twist per unit length.

A hollow circular shaft has an external diameter of 0.120 m and the internal diameter а) is three-fourths the external diameter. If the stress at a fiber inside is 36 MPa, due to a torque T applied, analyze i. this torque, ii. the maximum shear stress, and iii. the angle of twist per unit length.

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