Kindly give me both right solutions with explanations. What is the effect of increasing heat on thetensile strength properties of a polymericmaterialThere is a reduction in ultimate tensilestrength and decrease in the YoungsmodulusThere is an decrease in the ductility ofthe polymerThere is an increase in the ultimatetensile strengthThere is a decrease in the stiffnessand an increase in the ultimate tensilestrength. What is the impact energy of the metallicmaterial shown in Figure 1 at 80°CTemperature (F)40 80 120 160 200 240 28040100A80100Impactenergy80Shearfracture6040B402020- 40 -20 0 20 4060 80100120140Temperature ("C)15J95J45J80JShear fracture (%)

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What is the effect of increasing heat on the tensile strength properties of a polymeric material

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