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The following shaft consists of a 3.50 m long steel shaft and a 2.00 m long aluminum tube. The steel and aluminum are rigidly bonded together in the first 2.00 m. The applied torque T is 50 kN-m. The data is listed in the table.
Determine:
- The maximum shear stress in the aluminum (composite section).
- The maximum shear stress in the steel (composite section).
- The maximum stress in the steel.
- The total deformation of the shaft at the free end.
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