Plz need explanation ? The characteristic that enables a material to absorb elastic strain energy is:Select one:a. elasticityb. hardnessC. toughnessd. resilience00 In order to predict the properties of composite materials we use:Select one:a. hardness of the materialsb. mixtures ruleC. slope considered in stress- strain diagramd. Burgers Vector

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Welding: Principles and Applications (MindTap Course List)

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Problem 39R: What information does a hardness test reveal?

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Plz need explanation ?

The characteristic that enables a material to absorb elastic strain energy is:
Select one:
a. elasticity
b. hardness
C. toughness
d. resilience
00

In order to predict the properties of composite materials we use:
Select one:
a. hardness of the materials
b. mixtures rule
C. slope considered in stress- strain diagram
d. Burgers Vector

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