a) Plot the data belove in as load-elongation curve.b) Plot engineering stress-strain curve.c) Replot the initial strain data on an expanded scale,d) Calculate the modulus of elasticity Ee) Determine the yield strength.f) Determine the tensile strengthg) Determine the percent elongation at failureh) Compute the modulus of resiliencei) Compute toughnessLoad (N)Gage length (mm)50,8000503750,81021007250,82031511050,83052014750,84062518450,85082844950,86103027250,87113366050,90163496950,92703561750,95243627750,97783679251,00324175651,81604984253,34006080155,88006784658,42007150360,96007176061,46807019563,50006263466,0400FractureP.

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a) Plot the data belove in as load-elongation curve.
b) Plot engineering stress-strain curve.
c) Replot the initial strain data on an expanded scale,
d) Calculate the modulus of elasticity E
e) Determine the yield strength.
f) Determine the tensile strength
g) Determine the percent elongation at failure
h) Compute the modulus of resilience
i) Compute toughness
Load (N)
Gage length (mm)
50,8000
5037
50,8102
10072
50,8203
15110
50,8305
20147
50,8406
25184
50,8508
28449
50,8610
30272
50,8711
33660
50,9016
34969
50,9270
35617
50,9524
36277
50,9778
36792
51,0032
41756
51,8160
49842
53,3400
60801
55,8800
67846
58,4200
71503
60,9600
71760
61,4680
70195
63,5000
62634
66,0400
Fracture
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