Determine the Torque T that causes a maximum shear stress of 70 MPa of the steel shaft. a. T=7.62x1012 N-m b. T=5130 N-m c. T=9.55x1011 N-m d. T=641 N-m T 18 mm
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![Determine the Torque T that causes a maximum shear stress of 70 MPa of the steel shaft.
a. T=7.62x1012 N-m
b. T=5130 N-m
c.
T=9.55x1011 N-m
d. T=641 N-m
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