Read the question carefully and give me all right solutions.Internal torque at rod 1 (kip-ft)Magnitude of shear at rod 2 & 3(ksi)Rotation angle at rod 1 (deg)Rotation angle at flange C (deg) (1)(2)42 in.B(3)30 in.24 in.The composite rod has rigid supports at A and D, as shown. (1) and (2), as identified, are segments of a stainless steel tube rod with a total span of 72 in. (outside diameter = 3.0 in; wall thickness = 0.12 in; shear modulus = 12,500 ksi), while Rod 3 ismade of solid brass (diameter = 2.5 in; shear modulus = 5,600 ksi). The rods are connected through a flange at C. If the magnitude of torque Tg is 7.6 kip-ft, determine the following:

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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