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Engineering, 26.01.2022 02:20, wrightdarius78

In a tensile test, a material fractured before necking. The true stress and strain at fracture were 630 MPa and 0.18 respectively.
(b) what is the length and diemeter at fracture? if the length (lo) and diemeter (Do)
specimen are 30 mm and 6 mm, respectively.

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