Discussion
The angle of twist of a shaft under torque is proportional to
Answer: D
Correct answer: Torque times length, over rigidity
The relation is \[ \theta = \frac{TL}{GJ}, \] which is the torsional counterpart of \( \delta = PL/AE \) in axial loading. Twist grows with the torque applied and with the length over which it acts, and falls as the torsional rigidity rises - so rigidity appears in the denominator, not multiplied.
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