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LUS Philpot, M of Mechanics of Solids (EAS 209) TEW PRINTER VERSIONBACK NEXT shafts. allow the shaft to turn freely of the shear stress Es in the compound shaft (c) Determine the rotation angle ofgear E with respect to flange A.
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