Vickers microhardness tests have been conducted on a brass specimen. For an applied load (P) of 1000 g, the diagonal dimension of the indentation is measured under a microscope to be 0.1060 mm. What is the expected tensile strength of the brass specimen? All six sections of the solution are needed.

Vickers microhardness tests have been conducted on a brass specimen. For an applied load (P) of 1000 g, the diagonal dimension of the indentation is measured under a microscope to be 0.1060 mm. What is the expected tensile strength of the brass specimen? All six sections of the solution are needed.

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