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Transcribed Image Text:QL3P2 Determine an appropriate size for a square cross-section solid steel shaft, in inches to four significant
digits, to transmit a torque T = 29,178 1b-in if the maximum allowable shear stress is 15 kpsi.
Note: for b = c or b/c = 1, = 0.208
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