Two thin-walled tubular members made of the same material have the same length, same wall thickness and same total weight and are both subjected to the same torque of magnitude T. If the individual cross-section are circular and square, respectively, as in the figures, then the ratios of the shear stresses reckoned for the circular member in relation to the square member will be A'. A". (a) 0.785 (c) 0.616 (b) 0.905 (d) 0.513

Two thin-walled tubular members made of the same material have the same length, same wall thickness and same total weight and are both subjected to the same torque of magnitude T. If the individual cross-section are circular and square, respectively, as in the figures, then the ratios of the shear stresses reckoned for the circular member in relation to the square member will be A'. A". (a) 0.785 (c) 0.616 (b) 0.905 (d) 0.513

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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