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10.16 A-in.-diameter structural nickel steel specimen was subjected to a tension test. After rupture it was determined that the 2-in. standard-gage length had stretched to 2.42 in. The minimum diameter at the fracture was measured to be 0.422 in. Compute the percent elongation and percent reduction in area.

10.16 A-in.-diameter structural nickel steel specimen was subjected to a tension test. After rupture it was determined that the 2-in. standard-gage length had stretched to 2.42 in. The minimum diameter at the fracture was measured to be 0.422 in. Compute the percent elongation and percent reduction in area.

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