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An aluminum (E = 10 x 106 lb/in2, ν = 0.333) bar of length (L = 49 inch) has a circular cross-section of radius (r = 0.7 inch). The beam is fixed at one end. A torque (T = 1,666 lb-in) is applied to the free end. Calculate the twist of the bar free-end. (Units: degree)

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