Problem 3.22 Steel tube with the cross section shown carries a 50 kip – in. torque. Determine (a) the maximum shear stress in the tube; and (b) the angle of twist per foot of length. Use G = 11 x 10° psi for steel.

Problem 3.22 Steel tube with the cross section shown carries a 50 kip – in. torque. Determine (a) the maximum shear stress in the tube; and (b) the angle of twist per foot of length. Use G = 11 x 10° psi for steel.

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