During the tensile test a sample of metal having an initial diameter of 2.00 in., is reduced to a 30% reduction in area. If the stress-strain behavior of this metal sample is expressed as o=80,000€ 0.25 psi, determine the new yield strength of the sample.

During the tensile test a sample of metal having an initial diameter of 2.00 in., is reduced to a 30% reduction in area. If the stress-strain behavior of this metal sample is expressed as o=80,000€ 0.25 psi, determine the new yield strength of the sample.

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30% reduction in area. If the stress-strain behavior of this metal sample is expressed as o=80,000€ 0.25
psi, determine the new yield strength of the sample.

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