Consider a steel bolt as a cylinder with a diameter of 3.41 cm and length of 13.8 cm. A shear or shear stress of 313 MN/m 2 is applied to the bolt, which causes it to twist along. What is the angle (in rad) that makes the bolt twisted with respect to its original shape (when it was right)? Note: Ssteel = 8.4 x 10 10 N/m 2. %3D

Consider a steel bolt as a cylinder with a diameter of 3.41 cm and length of 13.8 cm. A shear or shear stress of 313 MN/m 2 is applied to the bolt, which causes it to twist along. What is the angle (in rad) that makes the bolt twisted with respect to its original shape (when it was right)? Note: Ssteel = 8.4 x 10 10 N/m 2. %3D

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Consider a steel bolt as a cylinder with a diameter of 3.41 cm and
length of 13.8 cm. A shear or shear stress of 313 MN/m 2 is
applied to the bolt, which causes it to twist along.
What is the angle (in rad) that makes the bolt twisted with
respect to its original shape (when it was right)?
Note: Ssteel = 8.4 x 10 10 N/m 2.

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