2.a. Knowing that the allowable shearing stress is8ksi, for the stepped shaft shown, determinethe magnitude of the largest torque, T, thatcan be transmitted by the shaft when theradius of the fillet is r = = 3/16 in.b. If we keep the same dimensions, but as a flatbar with fillets, what is the maximum stress?T'2 in.1.5 in.T

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