A power transmitting ductile material shaft under P, T and M will be designed on the basis of (a) Rankine theory (b) Guest Theory (c) Haigh theory (d) None

A power transmitting ductile material shaft under P, T and M will be designed on the basis of (a) Rankine theory
(b) Guest Theory
(c) Haigh theory
(d) None
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(b) Guest Theory
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