show me calculation for solve this question.. not like a link ..hahaha QUESTION 2In Figure 2, the shaft is made of a solid A992 steel at section AB (rs = 25 mm), Ti-6A1-4V titaniumcore at section BC (r2 = 20 mm), and C86100 copper core at section CD (r; = 15 mm). It is fixedto a rigid support at A. For torque 7 = 120 N-m at C, analyze the resultant angle of twist at D.Sketch the shear stress distribution at cross-section CD. Suggest the maximum allowable torqueTmaz if allowable shear stress Takow for each material is half of its ultimate tensile strength.0.5 m1.5 mB0.6 mSection ABTDSection BCSection CD00

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QUESTION 2 In Figure 2, the shaft is made of a solid A992 steel at section AB (rs = 25 mm), Ti-6A1-4V titanium core at section BC (r2 = 20 mm), and C86100 copper core at section CD (r; = 15 mm). It is fixed to a rigid support at A. For torque T= 120 N-m at C, analyze the resultant angle of twist at D. Sketch the shear stress distribution at cross-section CD. Suggest the maximum allowable torque Tmaz if allowable shear stress Takow for each material is half of its ultimate tensile strength. 0.5 m 1.5 m B 0.6 m Section AB T D Section BC Section CD 00

QUESTION 2 In Figure 2, the shaft is made of a solid A992 steel at section AB (rs = 25 mm), Ti-6A1-4V titanium core at section BC (r2 = 20 mm), and C86100 copper core at section CD (r; = 15 mm). It is fixed to a rigid support at A. For torque T= 120 N-m at C, analyze the resultant angle of twist at D. Sketch the shear stress distribution at cross-section CD. Suggest the maximum allowable torque Tmaz if allowable shear stress Takow for each material is half of its ultimate tensile strength. 0.5 m 1.5 m B 0.6 m Section AB T D Section BC Section CD 00

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