A shaft is fabricated of solid steel for L₂ = 3 ft and with a brass core the last L₁ = 2 ft away from a rigid support at A. A torque T = 50 lb-ft is applied at the end with the brass core at point C. Determine the angle of twist that occurs at point C and the maximum torsional shear stress present in both the steel and the brass. The steel shaft has a radius [= 1" and the brass core has a radius = 0.9". Gsteel 11500 ksi, Gibrass = 5200 ksi. = rb L₂ T B L₂

A shaft is fabricated of solid steel for L₂ = 3 ft and with a brass core the last L₁ = 2 ft away from a rigid support at A. A torque T = 50 lb-ft is applied at the end with the brass core at point C. Determine the angle of twist that occurs at point C and the maximum torsional shear stress present in both the steel and the brass. The steel shaft has a radius [= 1" and the brass core has a radius = 0.9". Gsteel 11500 ksi, Gibrass = 5200 ksi. = rb L₂ T B L₂

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