Determine the young’s modulus value of each material testing, and indicate which material is the shaft made from. Use the experimental data provided from the torsion test conducted on the shafts from three different materials. The materials included in this test are Aluminium, Brass, and Steel. Ensure you work through the provided tables and indicate which results correspond to which material. Dimensions Diameter (mm) 6 Length (mm) 77 J= (π ×D^4)/32 G= TL/θJ Degree Radian Material 1 Material 2 Material 3 1 0.017453 1.11 1.83 0.47 1.5 0.02618 1.47 2.46 0.76 2 0.034907 1.84 3.2 1.01 2.5 0.043633 2.72 3.93 1.32 3 0.05236 2.7 4.72 1.65 3.5 0.061087 3.11 5.54 1.99 4 0.069813 3.36 6.4 2.32 4.5 0.07854 3.98 7.27 2.66 5 0.087267 4.41 8.18 3 5.5 0.095993 4.84 9.15 3.33 6 0.10472 5.27 10.05 3.64 10 0.174533 7.21 14.14 5.92 20 0.349066 9.86 15.84 7.74 30 0.523599 10.76 16.32 8.07 40 0.698132 11.22 17 8.17 50 0.872665 11.48 17 7.93 60 1.047198 11.45 17.24 8.1 70 1.221731 11.88 17.06 8.2 80 1.396264 12.11 17.51 8.4 90 1.570797 12.3 17.68 8.24 100 1.74533 12.48 18 8.7 110 1.919863 12.6 18.22 8.7 120 2.094396 12.7 18.7 8.7 180 3.141594 13.47 19.1 9.02 240 4.188792 13.8 19.6 9.11 300 5.23599 14.47 19.6 9.48 360 6.283188 14.98 19.6 9.51 420 7.330386 15.36 20.17 9.71

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Determine the young’s modulus value of each material testing, and indicate which material is the shaft made from. Use the experimental data provided from the torsion test conducted on the shafts from three different materials.

The materials included in this test are Aluminium, Brass, and Steel.

Ensure you work through the provided tables and indicate which results correspond to which material.

Dimensions
Diameter (mm)	6
Length (mm)	77

J= (π ×D^4)/32


G= TL/θJ

Degree	Radian	Material 1	Material 2	Material 3

1	0.017453	1.11	1.83	0.47

1.5	0.02618	1.47	2.46	0.76

2	0.034907	1.84	3.2	1.01

2.5	0.043633	2.72	3.93	1.32

3	0.05236	2.7	4.72	1.65

3.5	0.061087	3.11	5.54	1.99

4	0.069813	3.36	6.4	2.32

4.5	0.07854	3.98	7.27	2.66

5	0.087267	4.41	8.18	3

5.5	0.095993	4.84	9.15	3.33

6	0.10472	5.27	10.05	3.64

10	0.174533	7.21	14.14	5.92

20	0.349066	9.86	15.84	7.74

30	0.523599	10.76	16.32	8.07

40	0.698132	11.22	17	8.17

50	0.872665	11.48	17	7.93

60	1.047198	11.45	17.24	8.1

70	1.221731	11.88	17.06	8.2

80	1.396264	12.11	17.51	8.4

90	1.570797	12.3	17.68	8.24

100	1.74533	12.48	18	8.7

110	1.919863	12.6	18.22	8.7

120	2.094396	12.7	18.7	8.7

180	3.141594	13.47	19.1	9.02

240	4.188792	13.8	19.6	9.11

300	5.23599	14.47	19.6	9.48

360	6.283188	14.98	19.6	9.51

420	7.330386	15.36	20.17	9.71

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