Discussion
The torsion constant of a thin closed section is given by
Answer: B
This expression follows from combining the constant shear flow with the rate of twist integral. For a thin circular tube it reduces to twice pi r cubed t, and it shows the enclosed area entering squared, which is why closing a section pays so handsomely.
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