The assembly of pipes consists of galvanized steel pipe AB and BC connected together at B using a reducing coupling and rigidly attached to the wall at A. The bigger pipe AB is 1 m long, has inner diameter 17mm and outer diameter 20 mm. The smaller pipe BC is 0.50 m long, has inner diameter 15 mm and outer diameter 13 mm. Use G = 83 GPa. Find the stress of the bigger shaft AB when the smaller shaft BC is stressed to 72.71 MPa. Select one: O a. 26 MPa Ob. 24 MPa O c. 21 MPa O d. 28 MPa

The assembly of pipes consists of galvanized steel pipe AB and BC connected together at B using a reducing coupling and rigidly attached to the wall at A. The bigger pipe AB is 1 m long, has inner diameter 17mm and outer diameter 20 mm. The smaller pipe BC is 0.50 m long, has inner diameter 15 mm and outer diameter 13 mm. Use G = 83 GPa. Find the stress of the bigger shaft AB when the smaller shaft BC is stressed to 72.71 MPa. Select one: O a. 26 MPa Ob. 24 MPa O c. 21 MPa O d. 28 MPa

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