This question is about Material index for Ashby chart. Select the correct material index for the following problem. Model a spring as an axial bar (assume appropriate equations for elastic energy of bar) and maximize the elastic energy stored per unit mass in the spring. OA. Ep OB. 3/2 E OC. E OD. 3/2 Ep

This question is about Material index for Ashby chart. Select the correct material index for the following problem. Model a spring as an axial bar (assume appropriate equations for elastic energy of bar) and maximize the elastic energy stored per unit mass in the spring. OA. Ep OB. 3/2 E OC. E OD. 3/2 Ep

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