Problem No. 3. The compound shaft has the following properties: G in both Segment 1 Segment 1 pipe segments 100 Segment 2 Segment 2 Wall Torque Tc, in Shear Outside Wall Outside Strain in Diameter Thickness Diameter Thickness kN.m radians Set A 210 mm 12.5 mm 142 mm 16 mm 35 650 x10 Set B. 44mm 22 Set C 90 Determine the magnitude of external torque TB. Hint, the sheer stress can be written aS T = Gy. Tg TC (1) B.

Problem No. 3. The compound shaft has the following properties: G in both Segment 1 Segment 1 pipe segments 100 Segment 2 Segment 2 Wall Torque Tc, in Shear Outside Wall Outside Strain in Diameter Thickness Diameter Thickness kN.m radians Set A 210 mm 12.5 mm 142 mm 16 mm 35 650 x10 Set B. 44mm 22 Set C 90 Determine the magnitude of external torque TB. Hint, the sheer stress can be written aS T = Gy. Tg TC (1) B.

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