How Do You Calculate Bending Moment and Torque for a Shaft Under Stress?

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To calculate the bending moment and torque for a shaft under stress, start by applying the principal stress values of 120 MPa and -40 MPa. Use relevant equations such as the bending stress formula and the torsion formula, considering the shaft diameter of 150 mm. It's essential to show your calculations step-by-step for verification. Engaging with others for feedback can help ensure accuracy in your approach. Providing detailed work will facilitate better assistance from the community.
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I hve the following problem to solve, I was wondering if someone could give me some guidance as how to approach ths type of question.


The principal stresses at a pint of a shaft subject to bending and torsion at 120MPa and -40MPa. Determine the bending moment and torque knowing the shaft diameter is 150mm.






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Hi, Essi. You must list relevant equations yourself, and show your work; and then someone might check your math.
 
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