Use equilibrium equations and Free body diagrams. If T1 is 2000 N.m, the internal torque in segment CD i most nearly?E300 N-m600 N-m- 500 N.m-1700 N.m+ 1700 N.m+ 500 N.m900 N-m

Given data:Torque at point B: T1 = 2000N.mThe loaded shaft is below.Sign convention: according to…

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If T1 is 2000 N.m, the internal torque in segment CD i most nearly? E 300 N-m 600 N-m - 500 N.m -1700 N.m + 1700 N.m + 500 N.m 900 N-m