The tensile curve of a material is given on the side. a) Mark the strength points of the material on the curve. b) Show h find the yield strength point on the figure. c) Separate the elastic and plastic regions with a line. d) Find the modulus o elasticity of the material.

The tensile curve of a material is given on the side. a) Mark the strength points of the material on the curve. b) Show h find the yield strength point on the figure. c) Separate the elastic and plastic regions with a line. d) Find the modulus o elasticity of the material.

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The tensile curve of a material is given on the side. a) Mark the strength points of the material on the curve. b) Show how to
find the yield strength point on the figure. c) Separate the elastic and plastic regions with a line. d) Find the modulus of
elasticity of the material.
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