. A stress-strain diagram for a polymer is shown. Identify items A, B, and C.AA= lower yield point; B = proportional limit; C = upper yield pointA= yield point; B= elongation at fracture; C = fracture pointnone of the choicesA= lower yield point; B = plastic deformation; C = upper yield pointA= yield point; B = elastic deformation; C = elastic limitа.d.b.е.с.

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. A stress-strain diagram for a polymer is shown. Identify items A, B, and C.
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A= lower yield point; B = proportional limit; C = upper yield point
A= yield point; B= elongation at fracture; C = fracture point
none of the choices
A= lower yield point; B = plastic deformation; C = upper yield point
A= yield point; B = elastic deformation; C = elastic limit
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