The compound shaft shown consists of aluminum segment (1) and steel segment (2). Aluminumsegment (1) is a tube with an outside diameter of D₁ = 4.15 in., a wall thickness of t₁ = 0.25 in., and ashear modulus of G₁ = 4,000 ksi. Steel segment (2) is a tube with an outside diameter of D₂ = 2.00 in., awall thickness of t₂ = 0.125 in., and a shear modulus of G₂ = 12,000 ksi. The compound shaft issubjected to torques applied at B and C as shown. Determine the rotation angle of C with respect tothe support at A.(1)9 ft-0.0343 rad-0.0429 rad-0.0259 rad-0.0320 rad-0.0460 rad1,700 lb-ft(2)6 ft650 lb-ftX

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-gment (1) is a tube with an outside diameter of D- ear modulus of G₁ = 4,000 ksi. Steel segment (2) i all thickness of t2 = 0.125 in., and a shear modulus bjected to torques applied at B and C as shown. D e support at A. A (1) 1,700 lb-ft B (2) 650

-gment (1) is a tube with an outside diameter of D- ear modulus of G₁ = 4,000 ksi. Steel segment (2) i all thickness of t2 = 0.125 in., and a shear modulus bjected to torques applied at B and C as shown. D e support at A. A (1) 1,700 lb-ft B (2) 650

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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