3-a. Determine the ditribution of shear stress in the following circular shafts that are subject to amaximum torque of 7.5 Nm by calculating the polar second moment of area.a)b)a)Ob)Ob. Using the previous answers; determine the angular deflection in both shafts. Both shafts are20 cm long and the modulus of rigidity for the material is 60GN/m^2.ORRORR = 5mmr = 3mmR = 5mmr = 3mm

Given : The outer radius is The inner radius is The torque is The modulus of rigidity is The length…

a. Determine the ditribution of shear stress in the following circular shafts that are subject to a maximum torque of 7.5 Nm by calculating the polar second moment of area. a) b) a) O b) R O b. Using the previous answers; determine the angular deflection in both shafts. Both shafts are 20 cm long and the modulus of rigidity for the material is 60GN/m^2. ( D R R = 5mm r = 3mm O R = 5mm r = 3mm

a. Determine the ditribution of shear stress in the following circular shafts that are subject to a maximum torque of 7.5 Nm by calculating the polar second moment of area. a) b) a) O b) R O b. Using the previous answers; determine the angular deflection in both shafts. Both shafts are 20 cm long and the modulus of rigidity for the material is 60GN/m^2. ( D R R = 5mm r = 3mm O R = 5mm r = 3mm

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