Vi The solid circular shaft shown (Figure 1) has diameter 54 mm and length L₁ = 4.2 m. Let the positive axis point from A to B alongthe center of the shaft. A torsional load is applied a distance L₂ from the left end, as shown. The shear modulus is G = 55 GPaPart A - Torque with a known twistIf the load is at L2= 3.3 m and the angle of twist at C' is oc = 0.6 deg, what is the magnitude of the applied torque?Express your answer with appropriate units to three significant figures.►View Available Hint(s)Tc =μAValueShow Transcribed TextAUnits-L₂²LiUST.DE.?с BTc Part B - Reaction with a known torqueIf the applied torque is Tc = 565 Nm, and the torsional load is at L₂ = 1.1 m, then what is the magnitude of the reaction at A?Express your answer with appropriate units to three significant figures.► View Available Hint(s)TA =SubmitOPart C-Maximum stressTmax=ValueSubmitWhat is the maximum stress at any point along the length of the shaft from Part B?Express your answer with appropriate units to three significant figures.► View Available Hint(s)μAUnitsValue?Units?

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The solid circular shaft shown (Figure 1) has diameter 54 mm and length L₁ = 4.2 m. Let the positive axis point from A to B along the center of the shaft. A torsional load is applied a distance L₂ from the left end, as shown. The shear modulus is G = 55 GPa Part A - Torque with a known twist If the load is at L2 = 3.3 m and the angle of twist at C' is pc = 0.6 deg, what is the magnitude of the applied torque? Express your answer with appropriate units to three significant figures. ► View Available Hint(s) μÀ Tc= Value Show Transcribed Text -L₂ Units L₁ US DE. с Tc ? B

The solid circular shaft shown (Figure 1) has diameter 54 mm and length L₁ = 4.2 m. Let the positive axis point from A to B along the center of the shaft. A torsional load is applied a distance L₂ from the left end, as shown. The shear modulus is G = 55 GPa Part A - Torque with a known twist If the load is at L2 = 3.3 m and the angle of twist at C' is pc = 0.6 deg, what is the magnitude of the applied torque? Express your answer with appropriate units to three significant figures. ► View Available Hint(s) μÀ Tc= Value Show Transcribed Text -L₂ Units L₁ US DE. с Tc ? B

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Chapter3: Torsion

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Problem 3.8.3P: A solid circular shaft AB of diameter d is fixed against rotation at both ends (sec figure), A...

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