diameter solid steel cylinder in which a 7 mm diameter hole has been drilled from end B up to point C. The shaft is attached to fixed supports at each end, and a 150 Nm torque is applied at C. The torque reaction at A is 72 Nm. What is the max shear stress in the shaft? Input your answer as a value only in MPa to one decimal place without +/- sign. A 150 Nm L₂

diameter solid steel cylinder in which a 7 mm diameter hole has been drilled from end B up to point C. The shaft is attached to fixed supports at each end, and a 150 Nm torque is applied at C. The torque reaction at A is 72 Nm. What is the max shear stress in the shaft? Input your answer as a value only in MPa to one decimal place without +/- sign. A 150 Nm L₂

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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