Hi WA shaft composed of segments Ac, CD, and DBis o fastened to vigid supports and loadedas shownand begleds L=2.5min bigfor bronze 30ma diammeterG=35 Gpaeluminum $=4ouaand for steel ¢ = 3omeL=3 mL=2.5 mshearing stress developed in each segment.G=28 GpaG=83 GpaDetermine the maximenTc = 300 N-mTo = 700 N-mA BronzeCAluminumSteelmm omm

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H. W A shaft composed of segments Ac, CD, and DB is o fastened to vigid supports and loaded For bronze 30mm dianmeter as shown in big and beigtedy L=2.5 m G= 28 GPa G=83 GPa G: 35 Gpa eluminum $=40ua L=3 m, L= 2.5 m and forsteel &= 3ome Determine the maximua %3D shearing stress developed in cach segment. Tc = 300 N-m To = 700 N-m C Aluminum Bronze Steel m mm o m

H. W A shaft composed of segments Ac, CD, and DB is o fastened to vigid supports and loaded For bronze 30mm dianmeter as shown in big and beigtedy L=2.5 m G= 28 GPa G=83 GPa G: 35 Gpa eluminum $=40ua L=3 m, L= 2.5 m and forsteel &= 3ome Determine the maximua %3D shearing stress developed in cach segment. Tc = 300 N-m To = 700 N-m C Aluminum Bronze Steel m mm o m

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