(d) Choose the correct answer for the following questions(d-1) From the graph shownm, which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it startsshowing necking under higher stress compared to polnt "O(а) А.(b) B(c) C(d) A & B(e) A & C(O B&C(d-2) From the graph shown, which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it ismore stretchable compared to point "O"(a) A(b) в(с) С(d) A & B(e) A & C() B& C(d-3) From the graph shown in part (3-d) above , which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy(%CW) where it starts yielding under higher stress compared to point "O"(а) А(b) B(e) C(d) A & B(e) A & C() B& C 2. The dameter of a bar abricaled from an allay wlth properties showa in figure below redaced fromman inltial 1.2 in to a 1.0 In diameler, to a final 1.8 in. diameter.For parts a, b. and when using the graph, you can ignore the marked paints A. B. C, and O0) Determine the % CW nfter the first step of the processb) Determine the yield stress (in ksi) after the first step of the processt) Determine the % CW after the second step of the proces22 Tensile srengin (ks2018Yicld strength s)161410Elongatie ()Percent cold ssok

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(d-1) From the graph shown, which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it starts showing necking under higher stress compared to point "O (a) A (b) B (c) C (d) A & B (e) A & C (O B&C (d-2) From the graph shown, which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it is more stretchable compared to point "O" (a) A (b) B (c) C (d) A & B (e) A & C () B& C (d-3) From the graph shown in part (3-d) above , which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it starts yielding under higher stress compared to point "O" (a) A (b) в (c) C (d) A & B (e) A & C ) B&C

(d-1) From the graph shown, which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it starts showing necking under higher stress compared to point "O (a) A (b) B (c) C (d) A & B (e) A & C (O B&C (d-2) From the graph shown, which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it is more stretchable compared to point "O" (a) A (b) B (c) C (d) A & B (e) A & C () B& C (d-3) From the graph shown in part (3-d) above , which point(s) represent(s) a state of the alloy (%CW) where it starts yielding under higher stress compared to point "O" (a) A (b) в (c) C (d) A & B (e) A & C ) B&C

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