15 15. Here is shown a plot of the tensilestress-strain curve for some material.60080500MPa(a) What is the yield strength?600r 10° psi8060400(b) What is the tensile strength?400 6아3004040-200아2아(c) What is the modulus of elasticity?20020100-양.005(d) What is the fracture strength?0.050.100.15Strain(e) What kind of material could this be?Stress (MPa)Stress (10° psi)

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15. Here is shown a plot of the tensile stress-strain curve for some material. 600 500 MPa (a) What is the yield strength? 600r 10° psi 80 400 (b) What is the tensile strength? 400아 60 300 40아 (c) What is the modulus of elasticity? 200 200 20 100 Stress (MPa) 0,

15. Here is shown a plot of the tensile stress-strain curve for some material. 600 500 MPa (a) What is the yield strength? 600r 10° psi 80 400 (b) What is the tensile strength? 400아 60 300 40아 (c) What is the modulus of elasticity? 200 200 20 100 Stress (MPa) 0,

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