A solid 200-mm long, 40-mm diameter circular shaft has a modulus of rigidity of 70 GPaand is fixed at one end and is free at the other. A torque with magnitude 200 N-m is appliedat the free end. Which of the following is closest to the magnitude of the shear strain (inrad) at point B?BA.2.27 x 104B.4.45 x 104BC.2.82 x 104D.1.42 x 104Which of the followingis closest to the40 mm200 NmCmagnitude of the shearstress (in MPa) at pointB?A.19.8200 mmB.9.96C.31.8D.15.9Which of the following bolts will likely experience the maximum tensile stress?PA.Bolt cAB.Bolt aC.All bolts experience the samestressD.Bolt bASection A-AFor the shaft loaded as shown, which points at the section shown experience the maximumnormal stress?A.Points A, B, C, and DB.All points have zero normal stressx C.Points B & DAD.Points A & C

Length of shaft L=200mmDiameter of shaft=40mmModulus of rigidity = 70 GpaTorque = 200N-mIt required…

A solid 200-mm long, 40-mm diameter circular shaft has a modulus of rigidity of 70 GPa and is fixed at one end and is free at the other. A torque with magnitude 200 N-m is applied at the free end. Which of the following is closest to the magnitude of the shear strain (in rad) at point B?

A solid 200-mm long, 40-mm diameter circular shaft has a modulus of rigidity of 70 GPa and is fixed at one end and is free at the other. A torque with magnitude 200 N-m is applied at the free end. Which of the following is closest to the magnitude of the shear strain (in rad) at point B?

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A solid 200-mm long, 40-mm diameter circular shaft has a modulus of rigidity of 70 GPa
and is fixed at one end and is free at the other. A torque with magnitude 200 N-m is applied
at the free end. Which of the following is closest to the magnitude of the shear strain (in
rad) at point B?
B
A.2.27 x 104
B.4.45 x 104
B
C.2.82 x 104
D.1.42 x 104
Which of the following
is closest to the
40 mm
200 Nm
C
magnitude of the shear
stress (in MPa) at point
B?
A.19.8
200 mm
B.9.96
C.31.8
D.15.9
Which of the following bolts will likely experience the maximum tensile stress?
P
A.Bolt c
A
B.Bolt a
C.All bolts experience the same
stress
D.Bolt b
A
Section A-A
For the shaft loaded as shown, which points at the section shown experience the maximum
normal stress?
A.Points A, B, C, and D
B.All points have zero normal stress
x C.Points B & D
A
D.Points A & C

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