Q1. State whether each of the two statements included in your input values for Q1 are true or false: A. Sufficiently high tensile stress is required for fatigue crack propagation B. Sufficiently high compressive stress is required for fatigue crack propagation C. Fatigue requires sufficient variation in stress magnitude D. Fatigue requires no variation in stress magnitude E. A sufficient number of cycles is required to cause fatigue failure F. A single cycle of loading below the ultimate tensile strength is sufficient for fatigue failure G. Endurance limit implies finite life H. Fatigue limit implies finite life 1. Fatigue limit implies infinite life J. Endurance limit implies infinite life
Q1. State whether each of the two statements included in your input values for Q1 are true or false: A. Sufficiently high tensile stress is required for fatigue crack propagation B. Sufficiently high compressive stress is required for fatigue crack propagation C. Fatigue requires sufficient variation in stress magnitude D. Fatigue requires no variation in stress magnitude E. A sufficient number of cycles is required to cause fatigue failure F. A single cycle of loading below the ultimate tensile strength is sufficient for fatigue failure G. Endurance limit implies finite life H. Fatigue limit implies finite life 1. Fatigue limit implies infinite life J. Endurance limit implies infinite life
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