The system below shows a solid shaft composed of 2 circular cross sections (HB0 mit, HS0 m is fuly restrained at both ends (1.e. fixed supported) and is subjected to torque Mo =83 kN.m. 2r1 2r2 B Ifa=1.5m b= 2 S m, G=772 GPa The reaction at A is Select the correct response 19895 kNm 3.585 khi m

The system below shows a solid shaft composed of 2 circular cross sections (HB0 mit, HS0 m is fuly restrained at both ends (1.e. fixed supported) and is subjected to torque Mo =83 kN.m. 2r1 2r2 B Ifa=1.5m b= 2 S m, G=772 GPa The reaction at A is Select the correct response 19895 kNm 3.585 khi m

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The system below shows a solid shaft composed of 2 circular cross sections (30 mm, H50 m)It is fully restrained at both ends (1.e. fixed supported).
and is subjected to torque Mo = 83 kN.m
2r1
2r2
B
Ifa=15m, b= 25m G = 7726P3
The reaction at A is
Select the correct response
19895 kN.m
3 585 khi
14743 N m

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