Homework #6Problem 1. A steel alloy core is bonded firmly to the copper tube to form the shaft shown. Thematerials have the shear stress-strain diagrams are shown in the figure.a) If the total applied torque is 15 kN.m, determine the torque resisted by the core and tube.b) What is the maximum elastic torque that can be applied to the shaft? What is thecorresponding maximum shear strain in the shaft?c) What is the maximum torque that one can apply to the shaft?100 m60 mm+(MPa)180450 mm15 KN-m0.0024(MPa)Steel Alloy360.002Copper Alloy(rad)y (rad)

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