Q.1: A shaft composed of segments AB, BC is fixed between the two walls at A and C and loaded as shown in Figure below. For steel has a 25 mm circular cross section, shearing modulus G - 83 GPa. For aluminum has a 30 mm circular cross section, shearing modulus G- 28 GPa Determine: The two torques at supports A and C 2AN.m B 3m 4m Steel aluminum Di-25mm Di-30mm G-83GPa G-28GPa

Q.1: A shaft composed of segments AB, BC is fixed between the two walls at A and C and loaded as shown in Figure below. For steel has a 25 mm circular cross section, shearing modulus G - 83 GPa. For aluminum has a 30 mm circular cross section, shearing modulus G- 28 GPa Determine: The two torques at supports A and C 2AN.m B 3m 4m Steel aluminum Di-25mm Di-30mm G-83GPa G-28GPa

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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