Based upon the information in the table below, which material is the stiffest?ElasticStrain atFractureFractureYield Strength(MPa)TensileModulusStrength(MPa)120550340Fractures before yielding850Strength(MPa)105500265650720Material1004153100.400.150.23(GPa)1503102103502107000.14OEOBA.OD

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Based upon the information in the table below, which material is the stiffest? Fracture Strength (MPa) 105 500 265 650 720 Yield Strength (MPa) Strain at Fracture Elastic Modulus Tensile Strength (MPa) 120 550 340 Fractures before yielding 850 Material 100 415 310 0.40 0.15 0 23 (GPa) 150 310 210 350 210 B. D. 700 0.14 O E

Based upon the information in the table below, which material is the stiffest? Fracture Strength (MPa) 105 500 265 650 720 Yield Strength (MPa) Strain at Fracture Elastic Modulus Tensile Strength (MPa) 120 550 340 Fractures before yielding 850 Material 100 415 310 0.40 0.15 0 23 (GPa) 150 310 210 350 210 B. D. 700 0.14 O E

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