G B Select one or more: a. Minimal reduction in cross sectional area b. Significant elongation to failure c. The component breaking into many pieces d. Cavity Coalescence e. A smooth fracture surface Previous page Next

G B Select one or more: a. Minimal reduction in cross sectional area b. Significant elongation to failure c. The component breaking into many pieces d. Cavity Coalescence e. A smooth fracture surface Previous page Next

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