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The diameters of the solid shafts in the gear wheel set shown in the figure are dAB = 20mm, dCD = 25mm, dEF = 40mm. Since the safety shear stress of each shaft is 90MPa, determine the largest T torque that can be applied. Calculate the total angle of rotation in A for the maximum applied torque value.
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