(g) Strain _cannot be determined at a point because it requires a reference length. _is not dimensionless but is in units of %. _is always the response to a controlled stress, not the other way around. _tensors are not symmetric like stress tensors are. None of the above (h) What is the strain energy density for polycrystalline Cu (E = 130 GPa) under a normal stress of 11.4 MPa? _100 J/m^3 500 J/m^3 1 kJ/m^3 1 MJ/m^3 _None of the above

(g) Strain _cannot be determined at a point because it requires a reference length. _is not dimensionless but is in units of %. _is always the response to a controlled stress, not the other way around. _tensors are not symmetric like stress tensors are. None of the above (h) What is the strain energy density for polycrystalline Cu (E = 130 GPa) under a normal stress of 11.4 MPa? _100 J/m^3 500 J/m^3 1 kJ/m^3 1 MJ/m^3 _None of the above

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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