QUESTION 2(a) Stress and strain diagram of 316L stainless steel is plotted in Figure Q2 (a). Determine and labelthe following terms:(i)Proportional limit point (0,ɛ)(ii)Yield point (0,ɛ)(iii)Ultimate point (0,8)(iv)Fracture point (0,8)(iv)Modulus of elasticity or Young's modulus (E)7004006005003004002006 300200E 1001000.0050.010.0150.020.050.10.150.20.250.30.350.40.45Strain, E (mm/mm)Strain, E (mm/mm)Figure Q2 (a)(b) A short post AB constructed from a hollow circular tube of aluminium, supports a compressiveload of 116 kN as in Figure Q2 (b). The inner and outer diameters of the tube are di=100 mm anddz=112 mm, respectively, and its length is 400 mm. The shortening of the post due to the load ismeasured as 0.3 mm. Determine the compressive stress and strain in the post.Note: the weight of the post is neglected.116 KNA400 mmFigure Q2 (b)Stress, o (MPa)Stress, a (MPa) QUESTION 1Determine the intemal forces at point D for the structure as shown in Figure Q1.6 kN3 mB1 m3 mA3 mFigure Q1

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QUESTION 1 Determine the intemal forces at point D for the structure as shown in Figure Q1. 6 kN 3 m B 1 m 3 m A 3 m Figure Q1

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