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Load (N)
Length (mm)
40
100
40.2
200
40.4
250
41
300
42
350
43
400
45
450
48
420
51
40

A cylindrical material with a length of 40
mm and a radius of 2 mm
tensile test is applied. The test result is as
given in the table.
a) Elastic Modulus, b) Maximum Elongation,
c) Find the Tensile Strength, d) the breaking
strength.

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