The answer is one of the options below please solve carefully and circle the correct option Please write clear . A cylindric shape steel sample was tested by Rockwell hardness test and showed a hardness value 80 HRB. The diameter of the steel cylinder is 16mm. What is the true hardness value of this steel sample?Scales B, F, G1/16 in Ball IndenterDiameter of Specimen - inches (mm)Observed1/8143/83/41/81-1/4 1-1/21/2(13) (16) (19) (22)5/8Reading (3.2) (6.4) (10)(25)(32) (38)2.51.53.02.03.5 2.51.01.51.5051.01.5NA3.54.05.01.01.51.5NA1009080NA151.52.0706.07.08.04.05.05.53.02.560503.54.03.03.52.02.53.02.02.02.51.52.02.06.06.57.5409.04.64.03.02.52.510.011.05.05.54.54.53.54.03.03.52.53.01012.012.58.08.56.06.55.05.54.04.53.53.53.03.0A. 82 HRBB. 78 HRBC. 160 HRBD. 80 HRB

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A cylindric shape steel sample was tested by Rockwell hardness test and showed a hardness value 80 HRB. The diameter of the steel cylinder is 16mm. What is the true hardness value of this steel sample?

A cylindric shape steel sample was tested by Rockwell hardness test and showed a hardness value 80 HRB. The diameter of the steel cylinder is 16mm. What is the true hardness value of this steel sample?

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