please I want the correct answer !! Q3A metal hollow shaft is subject to a tensile load of 53kNand a positive torsional moment (right hand rule) of 214Nm.It has an outside diameter of 27mm, and a wall thickness of 7mm.Sign Convention: Assume polor coordinates and positive shear acts anticlockwise on thetorsion plane.thetaFIXEDTFor a stress element on the outside surface of the tube, determine:a. 67192874.1834035b. -28.4874942705014Oc 13.2490152021839Od. 134385748.366807e. 17.6653536029118D f. 26.4980304043678g. -23.7395785587511h. 173.091128279709Di 30.9143688050957Oj. 259.636692419564Ok -14.243747135250701. 83991092.7292544m. 100789311.275105O n. -18.9916628470009Oo. 22.0816920036398p. 201.939649659661q. 117587529.820956Or 144.242606899758Fthe Maximium in-plane Principal Stress (Answer in MPa).the Minimum in-plane Principal Stress (Answer in MPa).the Principal Angle (Answer in degress).the Maximum in-plane Shear (Answer in Pa).Select the 4 correct answers from the list below/:s. -9.49583142350046Dt. 230.788171039612

Given Data: Tensile load acting on the shaft FT=53 kN=53×103 N. The torque acting on the shaft…

A metal hollow shaft is subject to a tensile load of 53kN and a positive torsional moment (right hand rule) of 214Nm. It has an outside diameter of 27mm, and a wall thickness of 7mm. Sign Convention: Assume polor coordinates and positive shear acts anticlockwise on the torsion plane. ht FIXED T F For a stress element on the outside surface of the tube, determine: the Maximium in-plane Principal Stress (Answer in MPa). the Minimum in-plane Principal Stress (Answer in MPa). the Principal Angle (Answer in degress).

A metal hollow shaft is subject to a tensile load of 53kN and a positive torsional moment (right hand rule) of 214Nm. It has an outside diameter of 27mm, and a wall thickness of 7mm. Sign Convention: Assume polor coordinates and positive shear acts anticlockwise on the torsion plane. ht FIXED T F For a stress element on the outside surface of the tube, determine: the Maximium in-plane Principal Stress (Answer in MPa). the Minimum in-plane Principal Stress (Answer in MPa). the Principal Angle (Answer in degress).

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