C.A steel column with an outer diameter of 50 mm and an inn diameter of 40 mm surrounds a solid steel bar with a diameter of 30 mm. A support at one end of the bar and a hard plate at the other end of the tube hold them both tightly in place. A torque T 650 Nm acting on the end plate twists the composite bar, which has a height of 850 mm. Assuming that the steel's shear modulus is G - 80 GPa, find the maximum shear stresses in the

C.A steel column with an outer diameter of 50 mm and an inn diameter of 40 mm surrounds a solid steel bar with a diameter of 30 mm. A support at one end of the bar and a hard plate at the other end of the tube hold them both tightly in place. A torque T 650 Nm acting on the end plate twists the composite bar, which has a height of 850 mm. Assuming that the steel's shear modulus is G - 80 GPa, find the maximum shear stresses in the

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