i need to plot this data in excel to estimate the young's moduli of materials a, b, and c and determine which are elastic, brittle, and ductile. not sure how to go about doing that dL/LoF/A (N/m2) - A F/A (N/m2) - BF/A (N/m2) - C0.0211.40.50.0422.810.064.21.50.0845.620.1572.50.1268.430.1479.83.50.16811.240.1812.64.50.210140.221115.45.50.241216.85.750.261318.20.281419.60.3152160.321622.46.10.3416.823.86.250.3617.46.50.381870.418.380.428.50.448.80.468.59.

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i need to plot this data in excel to estimate the young's moduli of materials a, b, and c and determine which are elastic, brittle, and ductile. not sure how to go about doing that

dL/Lo
F/A (N/m2) - A F/A (N/m2) - B
F/A (N/m2) - C
0.02
1
1.4
0.5
0.04
2
2.8
1
0.06
4.2
1.5
0.08
4
5.6
2
0.1
5
7
2.5
0.12
6
8.4
3
0.14
7
9.8
3.5
0.16
8
11.2
4
0.18
12.6
4.5
0.2
10
14
0.22
11
15.4
5.5
0.24
12
16.8
5.75
0.26
13
18.2
0.28
14
19.6
0.3
15
21
6
0.32
16
22.4
6.1
0.34
16.8
23.8
6.25
0.36
17.4
6.5
0.38
18
7
0.4
18.3
8
0.42
8.5
0.44
8.8
0.46
8.5
9.

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