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Transcribed Image Text:A faucet is shown on the figure below. A force of P = 1100 lb is exerted t both ends of the faucet as shown. Determine the least possible diameter (in inches) of the faucet shaft such that the shear stress experienced shall not exceed 4.5 ksi. Let c = 5.0 in.
Express your answers in 2 decimal places.
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