3 The tensile test was conducted with the initial crosa section area and initial gage length are 80 mm and 250 mm respectively Below is thetable of Force and the gage length during the test within the plastic region with the maximum load was 20189 47 N that caused the gagelength 360 mm.NoForce (N)(mm)275.0016203.4219103.03305.003.20166.32350.004360.00Using the data given in the table determine20189.47v the strain hardening coefficient of the Hollomon Equation for the metal tested.v the strength coefficient of the Haollomon Equation for the metal tested (MPa)List of formulaVolume - Axlo-Axiengineering strain (e)-True strain (e)-in (1+e) =engineering stress (S)true stress fa-nin (1+urs)01-Urs - Surs(1+Urs)Saand Sue

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The tensile test was conducted with the initial cross section area and initial gage length are 80 mm and 250 mm respectively Below is the table of Force and the gage lengih during the test within the plastic region with the maximum load was 2018947 N that caused the gage length 360 mm. Force (N) (mm) 275.00 No 1. 16203.42 2. 19103.03 305.00 20166.32 350.00 4 20189.47 360.00 Using the data given in the table determine - the strain hardening coefficient of the Hollomon Equation for the metal tested. v the strength coeficient of the Hollomon Equation for the metal tested (MPa). List of formula Volume- A -Axi engineening strain (e)- True strain (e) - n (1+) - A engineering stress (S)- true stress lo)- n-n(1+urs) O-urs-Surs (1+urs)

The tensile test was conducted with the initial cross section area and initial gage length are 80 mm and 250 mm respectively Below is the table of Force and the gage lengih during the test within the plastic region with the maximum load was 2018947 N that caused the gage length 360 mm. Force (N) (mm) 275.00 No 1. 16203.42 2. 19103.03 305.00 20166.32 350.00 4 20189.47 360.00 Using the data given in the table determine - the strain hardening coefficient of the Hollomon Equation for the metal tested. v the strength coeficient of the Hollomon Equation for the metal tested (MPa). List of formula Volume- A -Axi engineening strain (e)- True strain (e) - n (1+) - A engineering stress (S)- true stress lo)- n-n(1+urs) O-urs-Surs (1+urs)

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