Circle One Materials that undergoes plastic deformation prior to failure is said to be "brittle." 2. T or F T or F 3. Grain structure of metals is not affected by plastic strain such as making wire. T or F . 4. The mechanical behavior of all materials is affected by temperature. T or F 5. Elastic deformation does not change the arrangement of atoms in materials. T or F 6. Materials that show plastic deformation are ductile. T- or F 7. A true elastic behavior reaches an instantaneous yield point. T or E Repeated loadings may create stresses that are less than the strength of the material which leads to "fatigue failure." 8.

Circle One Materials that undergoes plastic deformation prior to failure is said to be "brittle." 2. T or F T or F 3. Grain structure of metals is not affected by plastic strain such as making wire. T or F . 4. The mechanical behavior of all materials is affected by temperature. T or F 5. Elastic deformation does not change the arrangement of atoms in materials. T or F 6. Materials that show plastic deformation are ductile. T- or F 7. A true elastic behavior reaches an instantaneous yield point. T or E Repeated loadings may create stresses that are less than the strength of the material which leads to "fatigue failure." 8.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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