23- Based on the figure given, which of the following comparisons between Material A and Material B is/are false? Stress Material B Ductility: A>B Yield Strength: A>B III- Elastic modulus: B>A IV- Toughness: B>A |- Material A |l- Strain A- I and II B- Il and IlII C- Only II D- IIl and IV E- Il and IV

23- Based on the figure given, which of the following comparisons between Material A and Material B is/are false? Stress Material B Ductility: A>B Yield Strength: A>B III- Elastic modulus: B>A IV- Toughness: B>A |- Material A |l- Strain A- I and II B- Il and IlII C- Only II D- IIl and IV E- Il and IV

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Based on the figure given, which of the
following comparisons between Material A
and Material B is/are false?
Stress
Material B
Ductility: A>B
Yield Strength: A>B
III- Elastic modulus: B>A
IV- Toughness: B>A
|-
Material A
|l-
Strain
A-
I and II
B-
Il and IlII
C- Only II
D- IIl and IV
E-
Il and IV

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