Consider shaft AB fixed at point A and free at point B that is subjected to the torque T. The shaft is made of a tightly bonded core and outer shell. The core is made of Material X and the outer shell is made of Material Y. The polar moments of inertia of the shell and the outer core are equal. If the modulus of rigidity of Material X is higher than that of Material Y, which of the following is TRUE regarding the angle of twist at end B on each material? Select one: O a. The angle of twist of Material X is higher than that of Material Y. O b. The angle of twist of Material X is lower than that of Material Y. Oc. The angle of twist of Material X is equal to that of Material Y (both nonzero). O d. The angle of twist of Material X and of Material Y are both zero.

Consider shaft AB fixed at point A and free at point B that is subjected to the torque T. The shaft is made of a tightly bonded core and outer shell. The core is made of Material X and the outer shell is made of Material Y. The polar moments of inertia of the shell and the outer core are equal. If the modulus of rigidity of Material X is higher than that of Material Y, which of the following is TRUE regarding the angle of twist at end B on each material? Select one: O a. The angle of twist of Material X is higher than that of Material Y. O b. The angle of twist of Material X is lower than that of Material Y. Oc. The angle of twist of Material X is equal to that of Material Y (both nonzero). O d. The angle of twist of Material X and of Material Y are both zero.

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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