MDdTM.P-A circular shaft having diameters D and dand a groove of radius r (with M = 0 and PO) is made of steel with the allowableshear stress tall. Find the maximum torqueI that can be transmitted by the shaft.Given: D = 28mm, d = 20mm, r = 4mm, andtall = 250 MPa.Please help with this question. The answershould be 157.1 Nm

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