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Find the maximum shear stress due to the applied forces in plane A-B of the 10-mm-diameter high- strength steel shaft shown in Fig.(a). A P = 250N 25mm 75mm T = 20 N-m B (a)

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Find the maximum shear stress due to the applied forces in plane A-B of the 10-mm-diameter high-
strength steel shaft shown in Fig.(a).
A P = 250N
25mm
75mm
T= 20 N-m
B
(a)
A

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