The following information about the o-e curve is given for a steel alloy. E = 0.001527 at o = 300 MPa and ɛ = 0.003054 for o = 600 MPa. (a) Draw the stress-strain diagram and calculate the E for this alloy.

The following information about the o-e curve is given for a steel alloy. E = 0.001527 at o = 300 MPa and ɛ = 0.003054 for o = 600 MPa. (a) Draw the stress-strain diagram and calculate the E for this alloy.

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The following information about the o-e curve is given for a steel alloy. E = 0.001527 at o = 300 MPa and ɛ = 0.003054 for o = 600
MPa. (a) Draw the stress-strain diagram and calculate the E for this alloy.

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