9:17A Mild steel specimen of circular cross-section is subjected to tensile test with followingdata ultimate load of 235 kN, final area - 499 mm?, initial area - 672.8 mm?, final length -387 mm, initial length - 299 mm. Find the Initial Diameter, % of Elongation in length, %of Reduction in area & Ultimate strength.3 Marks)

GivenUltimate laod P=235kNfinal area Af=499mm2initial area Ai=672.8mm2final length Lf=387mminitial…

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A Mild steel specimen of circular cross-section is subjected to tensile test with following data ultimate load of 235 kN, final area - 499 mm², initial area - 672.8 mm², final length -

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of Reduction in area & Ultimate strength.
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