The yield stress for mild steel is 207MP.. A specimen with diameter of 0.01lm and length of 0.1m is subjected to a load of weight of 10kg, and the resulting elongation is 6.077 microns. Determine whether the stress is above or below the yield stress, and if it is below, compute the Young's modulus of the material.

The yield stress for mild steel is 207MP.. A specimen with diameter of 0.01lm and length of 0.1m is subjected to a load of weight of 10kg, and the resulting elongation is 6.077 microns. Determine whether the stress is above or below the yield stress, and if it is below, compute the Young's modulus of the material.

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The yield stress for mild steel is 207MP.. A specimen with diameter of 0.01lm and
length of 0.1m is subjected to a load of weight of 10kg, and the resulting elongation
is 6.077 microns. Determine whether the stress is above or below the yield stress,
and if it is below, compute the Young's modulus of the material.

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