A wood specimen having a width "t" of 2 cm, a thickness "w" of 1 mm and a length L of 10 cm is subjected to a three-point-bending test. The modulus of elasticity of this specimen found from the load-deflection curve shown in the figure below is: Load - Deflection Curve for a wood Specimen Force P (N)

A wood specimen having a width "t" of 2 cm, a thickness "w" of 1 mm and a length L of 10 cm is subjected to a three-point-bending test. The modulus of elasticity of this specimen found from the load-deflection curve shown in the figure below is: Load - Deflection Curve for a wood Specimen Force P (N)

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