250Stress (MPa)200150100500.10Q3. Using Figure 2 determine the:A). 0.2% offset yield strengthB). Ultimate StressStress (MPa)150100500.20StrainFigure 2Strain0.0050.30C). Using Figure 2, determine the sample length at fracture, if the initial length was 10 cm.0.40

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Q3. Using Figure 2 determine the: A). 0.2% offset yield strength B). Ultimate Stress Figure 2 C). Using Figure 2, determine the sample length at fracture, if the initial length was 10 cm.

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