Problem 2. Each segment of bar ABC has length Z. and shear modulus G and both segments have solid circular cross sections. Torque per unit length t(x) is applied between points B and C. The diameter of segment AB varies linearly from 2d at point A to d at point B. In terms of the given quantities, a) Find the torques at A and C. Find the twist angle os at point B. G 2d L d B G L *(x) - to (²-7-¹)*² C to x

Problem 2. Each segment of bar ABC has length Z. and shear modulus G and both segments have solid circular cross sections. Torque per unit length t(x) is applied between points B and C. The diameter of segment AB varies linearly from 2d at point A to d at point B. In terms of the given quantities, a) Find the torques at A and C. Find the twist angle os at point B. G 2d L d B G L (x) - to (²-7-¹)² C to x

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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