A torque T-800Nm is applied as shown to shaft CD. Shafts AB and CD have cross-sectional diameters d=40mm and shear modulus G-75 GPa. Shaft A is anchored at support A which permits no twisting. The supports at E, F, and G exert no torques on the shaft. a. Calculate the maximum shear stress in shaft AB; b. Calculate the maximum shear stress in shaft CD; c. Calculate the twist angle in the shaft at D.

A torque T-800Nm is applied as shown to shaft CD. Shafts AB and CD have cross-sectional diameters d=40mm and shear modulus G-75 GPa. Shaft A is anchored at support A which permits no twisting. The supports at E, F, and G exert no torques on the shaft. a. Calculate the maximum shear stress in shaft AB; b. Calculate the maximum shear stress in shaft CD; c. Calculate the twist angle in the shaft at D.

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