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Which stress causes deformation by slippage of planes? Select one: a. compressive stress b. tensile stress C. complementary stress d. shear stress

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Chapter18: Temperature

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Which stress causes deformation by slippage of
planes?
Select one:
a. compressive stress
b. tensile stress
C. complementary stress
d. shear stress

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