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In the geared shaft shown below, gears A and B and gears C and D are separated by 500 mm. Gears B and C are separated by 400 mm. Gear A is experiencing a 250N⋅m250N⋅m clockwise torque; gear B is experiencing a 75N⋅m75N⋅m counter-clockwise torque; gear C is experiencing a 325N⋅m325N⋅m counter-clockwise torque; and gear D is experiencing a 150N⋅m150N⋅m clockwise torque. What is the absolute maximum shear stress in the shaft (in MPa) if the shaft has a 50-mm diameter?

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