The accompanying figure represents the "stress vs.strain" plot of a brittle material Al2O3. What is thecompressive strength of this material? Select thecorrect answer.σ (MPa)1,0000.005(a) TensionAbout 100 MPa1000 MPaAbout 200 MPaAbout 500 MPaAbout 300 MPaAbout 2100 MPaAbout 400 MPa0.01(MPa)a2,0001.0000.005(b) Compression0.01

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The accompanying figure represents the "stress vs. strain" plot of a brittle material Al2O3. What is the compressive strength of this material? Select the correct answer.

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The accompanying figure represents the "stress vs.
strain" plot of a brittle material Al2O3. What is the
compressive strength of this material? Select the
correct answer.
σ (MPa)
1,000
0.005
(a) Tension
About 100 MPa
1000 MPa
About 200 MPa
About 500 MPa
About 300 MPa
About 2100 MPa
About 400 MPa
0.01
(MPa)
a
2,000
1.000
0.005
(b) Compression
0.01

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