7:50ul LTE OA docs.google.comChoose the correct answer *During the tensile test, experiment on a sample of mild steel, data represented in thefigure below was obtained with an initial diameter (do) of 0.505 inch. At failure, thereduced diameter (d) of the sample was 0.305 inch. Gauge Length (Lo) is 2 inchesand final Gauge Length (L,) is 2.625 inches. Answer the questions below:Us70TkLyPIR50-FLPL ptiel linitAL or 6TPEL lastie liiUP per yied paintLypi Lewer sus t uni mated streagthIR: Indicatul sireghRuptureTR True strugth RuplefPL (propartimal timt)Direct strain& totoE strmin Cin/in)ab1. Mild steelis: (a) brittlematerials (b)ductilematerial (c)between theductile andthe brittle2. Young'sModulusevaluateselasticitywithin theregion from:(а) 0 -ProportionalLimit. (b)ProportionalLimit - Loweryield Point.(c) Lower

Given, d0=0.505 inchdf=0.305 inchL0= 2 inchesLf=2.265 inches

During the tensile test, experiment on a sample of mild steel, data represented in t figure below was obtained with an initial diameter (do) of 0.505 inch. At failure, th reduced diameter (d,) of the sample was 0.305 inch. Gauge Length (Lo) is 2 inche and final Gauge Length (L,) is 2.625 inches. Answer the questions below: Ge Le LyP PL pti lit EL lasti d uP er yied peint t i reg Indieatul singh Rupture "Te Th serati Ra 40 AL or 8 PL rertimal tat) us ui Direct strain A Lo E simin (in/in) a 1. Mild steel is: (a) brittle materials (b) ductile material (c) between the ductile and the brittle 2. Young's Modulus evaluates elasticity within the region from: (a) 0 - Proportional Limit. (b) Proportional Limit - Lower yield Point. (c) Lower a Stress Iblint (PST

During the tensile test, experiment on a sample of mild steel, data represented in t figure below was obtained with an initial diameter (do) of 0.505 inch. At failure, th reduced diameter (d,) of the sample was 0.305 inch. Gauge Length (Lo) is 2 inche and final Gauge Length (L,) is 2.625 inches. Answer the questions below: Ge Le LyP PL pti lit EL lasti d uP er yied peint t i reg Indieatul singh Rupture "Te Th serati Ra 40 AL or 8 PL rertimal tat) us ui Direct strain A Lo E simin (in/in) a 1. Mild steel is: (a) brittle materials (b) ductile material (c) between the ductile and the brittle 2. Young's Modulus evaluates elasticity within the region from: (a) 0 - Proportional Limit. (b) Proportional Limit - Lower yield Point. (c) Lower a Stress Iblint (PST

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