The answer is one of the options below please solve carefully and circle the correct option Please write clear . true or false Within the limits of our analysis, if the stress amplitude to which we subject a steel specimen is small enough, there will be no fatigue damage to the specimen.TrueFalse

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Within the limits of our analysis, if the stress amplitude to which we subject a steel specimen is small enough, there will be no fatigue damage to the specimen. True False