A shouldered machine shaft is subjected to axial loading, as shown. The shaft is made from AISI 1010 CD steel with Su.T = 53 kpsi. For this shaft, D = 3 in., d = 2.73 in., and r= 0.525 in. Determine the fatigue stress concentration factor using the Neuber Equation. F O a. 1.2417 O b. 1.514 O c. 1.5331 O d. 1.235

A shouldered machine shaft is subjected to axial loading, as shown. The shaft is made from AISI 1010 CD steel with Su.T = 53 kpsi. For this shaft, D = 3 in., d = 2.73 in., and r= 0.525 in. Determine the fatigue stress concentration factor using the Neuber Equation. F O a. 1.2417 O b. 1.514 O c. 1.5331 O d. 1.235

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