Sketch the idealized stress-strain curve for A36 Steel. Label and provide the appropriate values for Fy, Fu, E and ey, and eu. Note: Use the “rule of thumb” that eu =200ey . Explain in detail what each value physically represents in the material

Sketch the idealized stress-strain curve for A36 Steel. Label and provide the appropriate values for Fy, Fu, E and ey, and eu. Note: Use the “rule of thumb” that eu =200ey . Explain in detail what each value physically represents in the material

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Sketch the idealized stress-strain curve for A36 Steel. Label and provide the appropriate values for F_y, F_u, E and e_y, and e_u. Note: Use the “rule of thumb” that e_u =200e_y . Explain in detail what each value physically represents in the material.

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