Q. Determine the value of the torque Tof the shaft shown in the figure, if the permissible shearing stress is 70 MPa and the total angle of twist between A and C is not to exceed 4. Let G= 73 GPa, T-5T. Te = 27, L, =2m. L2 = Im, and d= S0 mm and d, = 30 mm.

Q. Determine the value of the torque Tof the shaft shown in the figure, if the permissible shearing stress is 70 MPa and the total angle of twist between A and C is not to exceed 4. Let G= 73 GPa, T-5T. Te = 27, L, =2m. L2 = Im, and d= S0 mm and d, = 30 mm.

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