1.44 Consider two helical springs with the following characteristics:Spring 1: material steel; number of turns -10; mean coil diameter - 12 in.; wire diameter - 2 in.; free length - 15 in.; shear modulus - 12 x10^6 psiSpring 2: material aluminum; number of turns - 10; mean coil diameter - 10 in.; wire diameter - 1 in.; free length - 15 in.; shear modulus - 4 x10^6 psiDetermine the equivalent spring constant when (a) spring 2 is placed inside spring 1, and (b) spring 2 is placed on top of spring 1.

Given: For spring 1, The number of turns, n1 = 10 The mean coil diameter, D1 = 12 in The wire…

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