Physics · Properties of Matter
At constant mechanical stress, an increase in temperature within a material typically leads to an:
- 1Instantaneous brittle fracture
- 2Increase in creep rate✓
- 3No effect on creep rate
- 4Decrease in creep rate
Correct answer
Increase in creep rate
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