5) A brass rod 8mm diameter and 400mm long fits centrally inside aluminum tube of the same length having an external diameter of 16mm and a wall thickness of 3mm. The rod and tube are rigidly connected at their ends so that they twist together when a torque of 20 Nm is applied. Galuminum = 30GP3; Grass = 40GPA. %3D Determine: a) The values of the torsional stiffness for the rod and the tube b) The torque transmitted by each c) The maximum shear stress in each ( d) The angle of twist

5) A brass rod 8mm diameter and 400mm long fits centrally inside aluminum tube of the same length having an external diameter of 16mm and a wall thickness of 3mm. The rod and tube are rigidly connected at their ends so that they twist together when a torque of 20 Nm is applied. Galuminum = 30GP3; Grass = 40GPA. %3D Determine: a) The values of the torsional stiffness for the rod and the tube b) The torque transmitted by each c) The maximum shear stress in each ( d) The angle of twist

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