Prob. 4.5-9. Use the following data with Fig. P4.5-9:G = 11 × 10° psi, L1= 10 in., L2= 15 in., L3 = 20 in.,TA =200 lb · ft, TB = -350 lb · ft, Tc = -150 lb · ft,%3DTp300 lb · ftIf AD is a solid shaft with diameter d = 1.5 in., determine therelative twist angle (in radians) between ends A and D, thatis, determine ÞD/A = Þp – ¢A. dТАTBTcTDL3P4.5-7, P4.5-8, and P4.5-9

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Prob. 4.5-9. Use the following data with Fig. P4.5-9: G = 11 × 10° psi, L1 = 10 in., L2 = 15 in., L3 = 20 in., TA = 200 lb · ft, TB = -350 lb · ft, Tc = -150 lb · ft, %3D Tp = 300 lb · ft %3D If AD is a solid shaft with diameter d = 1.5 in., determine the relative twist angle (in radians) between ends A and D, that is, determine Þp/A = Þp – ¢A-

Prob. 4.5-9. Use the following data with Fig. P4.5-9: G = 11 × 10° psi, L1 = 10 in., L2 = 15 in., L3 = 20 in., TA = 200 lb · ft, TB = -350 lb · ft, Tc = -150 lb · ft, %3D Tp = 300 lb · ft %3D If AD is a solid shaft with diameter d = 1.5 in., determine the relative twist angle (in radians) between ends A and D, that is, determine Þp/A = Þp – ¢A-

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