A cylindrical specimen of mild steel having 20% ductility (in percentage of reduction in area) is tensile tested and fractured at a stress of 600 MPa. If original diameter is 10 mm, what is the true stress at fracture. A) 602 MPa B) 750 MPa C) 492 MP D) 810 MPa

A cylindrical specimen of mild steel having 20% ductility (in percentage of reduction in area) is tensile tested and fractured at a stress of 600 MPa. If original diameter is 10 mm, what is the true stress at fracture. A) 602 MPa B) 750 MPa C) 492 MP D) 810 MPa

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