Can you please answer this Problem 8:In Mechanics of Materials (ENGR225) we will learn that the angle of twist of a shaftthat has a torsional moment of force applied to it is given byTL$ =JGwhere,ø is an angle in radians,Tis the moment of forceLis a lengthJ is the polar moment of inertia with a dimension of length*.Find the dimension of G if the equation is dimensionally homogenous.* T^The dimension of G = M^* L^= F^* L^* T^

It is required to determine dimension of Shear modulus (G)

Problem 8: In Mechanics of Materials (ENGR225) we will learn that the angle of twist of a shaft that has a torsional moment of force applied to it is given by TL JG where, o is an angle in radians, Tis the moment of force Lis a length J is the polar moment of inertia with a dimension of length. Find the dimension of G if the equation is dimensionally homogenous. The dimension of G = M^ * L^ * * T^ = F^ L^ * T^ %3D

Problem 8: In Mechanics of Materials (ENGR225) we will learn that the angle of twist of a shaft that has a torsional moment of force applied to it is given by TL JG where, o is an angle in radians, Tis the moment of force Lis a length J is the polar moment of inertia with a dimension of length. Find the dimension of G if the equation is dimensionally homogenous. The dimension of G = M^ * L^ * * T^ = F^ L^ * T^ %3D

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