a. Which of the following gives the approximate modulus elasticity of the The stress-strain diagram for a steel alloy having an original diam. of 12 mm and a material? gauge length of 50 mm is given in the figure. b. Which of the following gives the load on the specimen that causes yielding? c. Which of the following gives the ultimate load the specimen will (8) MPa ultimate strength- 80- support? 70+-- 60t-- rúpture strength - Sield põint - 50 40 proportional lim 30+ 20- 10- 0 .0005 .001.0015 002.0025 .003 .0035 E(mm/mm)

a. Which of the following gives the approximate modulus elasticity of the The stress-strain diagram for a steel alloy having an original diam. of 12 mm and a material? gauge length of 50 mm is given in the figure. b. Which of the following gives the load on the specimen that causes yielding? c. Which of the following gives the ultimate load the specimen will (8) MPa ultimate strength- 80- support? 70+-- 60t-- rúpture strength - Sield põint - 50 40 proportional lim 30+ 20- 10- 0 .0005 .001.0015 002.0025 .003 .0035 E(mm/mm)

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a. Which of the following gives the approximate modulus elasticity of the
The stress-strain diagram for a steel alloy having an original diam. of 12 mm and a
material?
gauge length of 50 mm is given in the figure.
b. Which of the following gives the load on the specimen that causes
yielding?
c. Which of the following gives the ultimate load the specimen will
(8) MPa
ultimate strength-
80
support?
70
60
repture' strength
yäerd põint-
50+
40
propórtional limit
30
20+
10+
0 .0005 .001.0015 .002 .0025 .003 .0035
E(mm/mm)

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