For many materials, the stress-strain curve can be written by the Ramberg-Osgood equation presented below, where the parameters E, k and n are obtained from the stress-strain diagram of a given material. Considering the s-e diagram shown in the figure for a certain material, determine E, k and n and obtain the formula for the curve.

For many materials, the stress-strain curve can be written by the Ramberg-Osgood equation presented below, where the parameters E, k and n are obtained from the stress-strain diagram of a given material. Considering the s-e diagram shown in the figure for a certain material, determine E, k and n and obtain the formula for the curve.

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