Stress-Strain curve of a steel with an initial diameter of 8 mm and initial length of 35 mm. Compute/determine: a) modulus of elasticity; b) ultimate tensile strength; c) stress at yield point; d) offset yield strength; e) % reduction of area at fracture if diameter at fracture is 2.5 mm; f) % elongation at fracture; g) modulus of toughness; h) modulus of resilience

Stress-Strain curve of a steel with an initial diameter of 8 mm and initial length of 35 mm. Compute/determine: a) modulus of elasticity; b) ultimate tensile strength; c) stress at yield point; d) offset yield strength; e) % reduction of area at fracture if diameter at fracture is 2.5 mm; f) % elongation at fracture; g) modulus of toughness; h) modulus of resilience

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