The solid torsional shaft above is subjected to a uniform torque, asradius of the shaft (r) varies with the formula shown. Note that x =The shaft is made of a structural steel with the following propertiesE = 29000 ksi• G = 10000 ksi• v = 0.35• x = 6.60E-6/°FWhich of the following is closest to the magnitude of the relative apoint A compared to point B?For your reference, a relevant antiderivative function:1dra.c.a.bO 0.00324 radO 0.00172 radO 0.0840 radO 0.0125 rad x (in)r 2e0.05x100 kip-inr (in)A10 in100 kip-inThe solid torsional shaft above is subjected to a uniform torque, as shown. Theradius of the shaft (r) varies with the formula shown. Note that x 0 at point A.The shaft is made of a structural steel with the following properties:· E= 29000 ksi•G = 10000 ksi• v = 0.35• x = 6.60E-6/°FWhich of the following is closest to the magnitude of the relative angle of twist ofpoint A compared to point B?For your reference, a relevant antiderivative function:1a-b0.00324 rad

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В x (in) r = 2e0.05x 100 kip-in r (in) A 10 in 100 kip-in The solid torsional shaft above is subjected to a uniform torque, as shown. The radius of the shaft (r) varies with the formula shown. Note that x 0 at point A. The shaft is made of a structural steel with the following properties: • E= 29000 ksi • G = 10000 ksi • v = 0.35 • x = 6.60E-6/°F Which of the following is closest to the magnitude of the relative angle of twist of point A compared to point B? For your reference, a relevant antiderivative function: dr- a-b

В x (in) r = 2e0.05x 100 kip-in r (in) A 10 in 100 kip-in The solid torsional shaft above is subjected to a uniform torque, as shown. The radius of the shaft (r) varies with the formula shown. Note that x 0 at point A. The shaft is made of a structural steel with the following properties: • E= 29000 ksi • G = 10000 ksi • v = 0.35 • x = 6.60E-6/°F Which of the following is closest to the magnitude of the relative angle of twist of point A compared to point B? For your reference, a relevant antiderivative function: dr- a-b

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.3.17P: A stepped shaft ABC consisting of two solid, circular segments is subjected to torques T}and...

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