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a)Calculate the 5N force, the Vicker Hardness measurement with one corner of the pyramid trace 5mm and the other 8mm.

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Problem 1.5.4P: A tensile test was performed on a metal specimen with a diameter of 1 2 inch and a gage length (the...

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a)Calculate the 5N force, the Vicker Hardness measurement with one corner of the pyramid trace 5mm and the other 8mm.

b)Calculate the force of 5N, the Brinell hardness measurement with a ball diameter of 5mm and a trace diameter of 8mm on the part.

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