D₂EndplateAnswer:TB =AFixedplateTube (2)aRod (1)lb-inbTBB The figure shows a cutaway view of an assembly in which a solid bronze [G= 6,500 ksi] rod (1) is fitted inside of an aluminum alloy [G=4,000 ksi] tube (2). The tube is attached to a fixed plate at C, and both the rod and the tube are welded to a rigid end plate at A. The roddiameter is d₁ = 1.05 in. The outside diameter of the tube is D₂ = 2.7 in. and its wall thickness is t₂ = 0.120 in. Overall dimensions of theassembly are a = 46 in. and b= 13 in. The allowable shear stresses for the bronze and aluminum materials are 10200 psi and 8100 psi,respectively. Further, the rotation angle of end B must be limited to a magnitude of 5.3°. Based on these constraints, what is themaximum torque Te that can be applied at end B?D₂EndplateA12FixedplateTube (2)aRod (1)0diTBB

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