a. Define 'mechanical property' of an engineering material.b. State any six mechanical properties, give their definitions and one example of the materialpossessing the properties.e. Define the following properties of a material:(i)Ductility.(ii)Toughness,(ii) Hardness, and(iv) Creep.d. List in order the various phases for the general procedure of design processe. Define the terms6)load, (ii) stress and (iüi) strain.

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a. Define 'mechanical property" of an engineering material. b. State any six mechanical properties, give their definitions and one example of the material possessing the properties. c. Define the following properties of a material: Ductility, Toughness, Hardness, and (i) (ii) (iv) Creep.

a. Define 'mechanical property" of an engineering material. b. State any six mechanical properties, give their definitions and one example of the material possessing the properties. c. Define the following properties of a material: Ductility, Toughness, Hardness, and (i) (ii) (iv) Creep.

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a. Define 'mechanical property' of an engineering material.
b. State any six mechanical properties, give their definitions and one example of the material
possessing the properties.
e. Define the following properties of a material:
(i)
Ductility.
(ii)
Toughness,
(ii) Hardness, and
(iv) Creep.
d. List in order the various phases for the general procedure of design process
e. Define the terms
6)
load, (ii) stress and (iüi) strain.

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