Please select the correct answers according to the given figure for the elastic behaviour of steel and aluminium I. The elastic modulus of steel is about three times higher than the aluminum II. Aluminum deforms elastically three times as much as does steel III. Steel will show much smaller changes in dimensions IV. Steel is three times stiffer than the aluminum V.Aluminum is three times stiffer than the steel

Please select the correct answers according to the given figure for the elastic behaviour of steel and aluminium I. The elastic modulus of steel is about three times higher than the aluminum II. Aluminum deforms elastically three times as much as does steel III. Steel will show much smaller changes in dimensions IV. Steel is three times stiffer than the aluminum V.Aluminum is three times stiffer than the steel

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