1. A bar AB, 4 cm is diameter and 4 m long is rigidly fixed at its ends. A torque of 12000 kg/cm is applied at a section of the bar, one metre from end A. The fixing coupled TA and TB (in kg. cm) at the supports A and B will be respectively





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