Calculate the change in length (∆L) of each specimen. Show all your work, and present the final answer in table format. You will search for properties of materials and tabulate properties. Complete Table 1 below forthe physical and mechanical properties of the given specimen materials. Note that the initiallength (Li) of the specimens is 250mm.Table 1. Test specimens: physical and mechanical propertiesUltimateElasticYieldSpecimenDensityTensileModulusStrengthMaterialStrength(kg/m³)(GPa)(МPа)(МPa)Aluminium2,710 kg/makg/m36927690Brass8470 kg/m3kg/m3117140360Copper8960 kg/makg/m313033.3210Steel7860 kg/mskg/m3200350420

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You will search for properties of materials and tabulate properties. Complete Table 1 below for the physical and mechanical properties of the given specimen materials. Note that the initial length (L.) of the specimens is 250mm. Table 1. Test specimens: physical and mechanical properties Ultimate Elastic Yield Specimen Density Tensile Modulus Strength Material Strength (kg/m³) (GPa) (MPa) (MPa) Aluminium 2,710 kg/makg/m3 69 276 90 Brass 8470 kg/makg/m3 117 140 360 Copper 8960 kg/makg/m3 130 33.3 210 Steel 7860 kg/makg/m3 200 350 420

You will search for properties of materials and tabulate properties. Complete Table 1 below for the physical and mechanical properties of the given specimen materials. Note that the initial length (L.) of the specimens is 250mm. Table 1. Test specimens: physical and mechanical properties Ultimate Elastic Yield Specimen Density Tensile Modulus Strength Material Strength (kg/m³) (GPa) (MPa) (MPa) Aluminium 2,710 kg/makg/m3 69 276 90 Brass 8470 kg/makg/m3 117 140 360 Copper 8960 kg/makg/m3 130 33.3 210 Steel 7860 kg/makg/m3 200 350 420

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