F3.A shaft is composed of two 6-in. diameter sections coupled together (see figure below). Part AB is bronze and part BC is steel. A torque is applied at the free end which causes a maximum shear stress in the bronze shaft of 10,000 psi. Find the angle of twist of the free end. Assume the modulus of rigidity of bronze is 6 (106) psi and that of steel is

F3.A shaft is composed of two 6-in. diameter sections coupled together (see figure below). Part AB is bronze and part BC is steel. A torque is applied at the free end which causes a maximum shear stress in the bronze shaft of 10,000 psi. Find the angle of twist of the free end. Assume the modulus of rigidity of bronze is 6 (106) psi and that of steel is

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