15. A long proportional MS test specimen was subjected to tension. Determine (Modulus of- Modulus of Toughness - Elongation percentage) if you know that :Resiliencea.b.Elongation = 0.12 mm at load 3 tons. & Elongation = 2.2 mm at load 5 tons.Load at proportional limit= 4.5 tons & Max. load = 7.5 tonsModulus of elasticity E = 2000 t\cm².Gage length after failure Li = 207 mm.C.d.

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15. A long proportional MS test specimen was subjected to tension. Determine (Modulus of
- Modulus of Toughness - Elongation percentage) if you know that :
Resilience
a.
b.
Elongation = 0.12 mm at load 3 tons. & Elongation = 2.2 mm at load 5 tons.
Load at proportional limit= 4.5 tons & Max. load = 7.5 tons
Modulus of elasticity E = 2000 t\cm².
Gage length after failure Li = 207 mm.
C.
d.

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