A "twisting" torque (i.e. torsion) of 80 Nm is applied to a hollow bone with an outside radius of 2 cm and an inside radius of 0.9 cm. What is the maximum shear stress of this bone? Report your answer in N/cm². Report to the nearest 0.1 unit (e.g. 100.1 N/cm²). You are allowed an error of +-10%.

A "twisting" torque (i.e. torsion) of 80 Nm is applied to a hollow bone with an outside radius of 2 cm and an inside radius of 0.9 cm. What is the maximum shear stress of this bone? Report your answer in N/cm². Report to the nearest 0.1 unit (e.g. 100.1 N/cm²). You are allowed an error of +-10%.

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A “twisting” torque (i.e. torsion) of 80 Nm is applied to a hollow bone with an outside
radius of 2 cm and an inside radius of 0.9 cm. What is the maximum shear stress of this
bone?
Report your answer in N/cm². Report to the nearest 0.1 unit (e.g. 100.1 N/cm²). You are
allowed an error of +-10%.

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