Q3/ In real life engineering application, it is required to design a spring in train, which one ofthe following materials in the table below should be choose, justify your answer ? used correctunits?Poisson'sYield StrengthModulus of Elasticity106 psiMaterialMPаpsiGPaRatio300.30120000207Steel alloyBrass alloyAluminum alloyTitanium alloy8300.340.3338055000971427540000691069010000010715.50.34

Answer- Steel alloy & All the Units are correctly used.

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