How do we calculate the UTS difference please?I need a clear step by step solution please :) Test NoTemperature CDeformation rate(mm/min)Strain at breakYoungs modulus (Gpa)Stress at peak(Mpa)strain at peakDiffrerence in UTS1100251.9652800.921001501.8682910.823550253.9321201.445501502.6411800.95

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How do we calculate the UTS difference

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