None 1. A wire of metal with a diameter of 1 cm and a length of 10 m is intended to be used to lift containers.Find the maximum load that the wire can lift without the value of its elongation exceeding 3 cm? Note thatE for the wire is 10OGPA.2. Draw a (perfect) stress-strain curve for a tensile test and show all the useful information on it.3. Using drawing, define: 1. Ductility 2. Resilience4. A sample of steel with a length of 50 mm was carried out with a tensile test until it was broken, and itsfinal elongation was 10 mm. Calculate the ductility of the sample?5. A tensile test was carried out on a long proportional standard test piece of mild steel heat treated with acircular diameter of 8 mm, and the load and elongation curves were as shown in the attached drawing.Calculate the following: 1. Junk's modulus 2. Maximum yield stress 3. Minimum yield stress 4. Maximumtensile strength 5. Stress of fracture 6. Resiliency 7. Modulus of resilience 8. Strength 9. Modulus oftoughness.

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1. A wire of metal with a diameter of 1 cm and a length of 10 m is intended to be used to lift containers. Find the maximum load that the wire can lift without the value of its elongation exceeding 3 cm? Note that E for the wire is 100GPA.

1. A wire of metal with a diameter of 1 cm and a length of 10 m is intended to be used to lift containers. Find the maximum load that the wire can lift without the value of its elongation exceeding 3 cm? Note that E for the wire is 100GPA.

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