a) Plot the data belove in as load-elongation curve.b) Plot engineering stress-strain curve.c) Replot the initial strain data on an expanded scale,d) Calculate the modulus of elasticity Ee) Determine the yield strength.f) Determine the tensile strengthg) Determine the percent elongation at failureh) Compute the modulus of resiliencei) Compute toughnessLoad (N)Gage length (mm)50,8000503750,81021007250,82031511050,83052014750,84062518450,85082844950,86103027250,87113366050,90163496950,92703561750,95243627750,97783679251,00324175651,81604984253,34006080155,88006784658,42007150360,96007176061,46807019563,50006263466,0400FractureP.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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