Two shaft of same material and same length are connected in series and subjected to a torque T as shown in the figure given below?
If d2/d1 = 2, what is the value of τ1/τ2?
(where τ1 and τ2 are extreme shear stresses in either of the two segments)
A shaft PQRS is subjected to torques at P,Q, R, S as shown in the given figure. The maximum torque for the shaft section occurs between
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