Q1.The information from Young ModulusI. StressII. StrainIII. CompressionIV. StiffnessС. Ш and IVD. I, II, III and IVА. IB. I and IIQ2.What is 'strength' mean for metal in material selection Strength-Density chart?A. Yield strengthB. Compressive strengthC. Tear strengthD. Tensile strengthQ3. Which of the below items have a correlation with materials?I. FunctionII. ShapeIII. AttributesIV. ProcessА. 1, П and IB. I and IVС. 1, I and IVD. I, II, Ш and IVQ4.Choose the correct statement for merit indices in materials selection.A combination of material properties in a materials selection process.II. Performance of material is depending on one merit index.III. It helps to compare the performance of different materials in achieving theI.objective.IV. It displays two different properties of materials.A. II and IIIВ. 1, П and IVC. I and IIID. Ш and IVQ5.Which specific objective and constrain of materials indexE1/2M =

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