4-71. For the shaft shown in Figure P4-71, compute the angle of twist of pulleys B and C relative to A. The steel shaft has a diameter of 35 mm throughout its length. The torques are T = 1500 N- m, T, = 1000 N.m, T 500 N. m. The lengths are L = 500 mm, L,=800 mm. %3D %3D %3D L1- L2 T1 |T2 T3 FIGURE P4-71 Shaft for Problem 4-71 B.

4-71. For the shaft shown in Figure P4-71, compute the angle of twist of pulleys B and C relative to A. The steel shaft has a diameter of 35 mm throughout its length. The torques are T = 1500 N- m, T, = 1000 N.m, T 500 N. m. The lengths are L = 500 mm, L,=800 mm. %3D %3D %3D L1- L2 T1 |T2 T3 FIGURE P4-71 Shaft for Problem 4-71 B.

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