An L-shaped solid round bracket has the properties E, G, A, I, and J. The bracket below is loaded with a torque about the Z-axis at the free end and a force in the Y direction. A) Derive an expression for the deflection of the free end in the Y-direction (Dummy load F=0 shown)? B) Calculate the deflection in the Y-direction if the L-shaped round bracket is made from aluminum with a 12 in, b = 6 in, d = 0.75 in, and T = 30 in-lb. Solid round rod of properties E, G, A, I, and J.

An L-shaped solid round bracket has the properties E, G, A, I, and J. The bracket below is loaded with a torque about the Z-axis at the free end and a force in the Y direction. A) Derive an expression for the deflection of the free end in the Y-direction (Dummy load F=0 shown)? B) Calculate the deflection in the Y-direction if the L-shaped round bracket is made from aluminum with a 12 in, b = 6 in, d = 0.75 in, and T = 30 in-lb. Solid round rod of properties E, G, A, I, and J.

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