how to answer this type of question. 10004. Modulus-StrengthMetals and Polymers: Yield StrengihCeramics and Glasses: CompressiveStrength Elastomers: Tear StrengthCompos tes: Tensile Strength MA 8-CermetsEngineeringAloysargCMOAloCast InoneCAlovAMin. EnergyStorage perUnit VolumeYield beforeBuckling100Ti AlloysGlasses EngineeringCeramicsEngineeringCompositesCemeniCFRPLaminalesConceteGFRPLeadPorousCeramicsGran/EponiesPMMA-0.110WoodsPolyaar1.0DesignGuideLinesHDPEPineto`EngineeringPolymersGrainPTEELDPEMax EnergyStorage perUnit VolumeBucklingbefore Yieid0.1Polymers-EoamsHaButylElastomersCorkSkconeSotButy0.010.110100100010,000Strength a, (MPa)Figure Q11Youngs Modulus, E (GPa) Q11. By using the Young's Modulus - Strength material selection chart in Figure Q11.Sketch the specific region which the strength, o is greater than 30 MPa and materialsperformance index, 0 =**2gis less than 100. Submit Figure Q11.

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By using the Young's Modulus - Strength material selection chart in Figure Q11. Sketch the specific region which the strength, o is greater than 30 MPa and materials performance index, 0 =**2 pis less than 100. Submit Figure Q11.

By using the Young's Modulus - Strength material selection chart in Figure Q11. Sketch the specific region which the strength, o is greater than 30 MPa and materials performance index, 0 =**2 pis less than 100. Submit Figure Q11.

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