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Transcribed Image Text:(3) A Ø60mm shaft is driven @ 3,600rpm by a 300kW motor. The shaft drives a 120cm diameter chain
sprocket having an output efficiency of 85%. Verify if the shaft size is safe to use if allowable
torsional deflection is 1°, the maximum allowable stress is 70x10³kPa, & modulus of rigidity of G =
90x10 kPa.
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