General Studies · Stress-Strain Relationship
In a standard stress-strain diagram for ductile materials, identify the correct interpretation of points A, B, and C in the post-yielding and fracture region.
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- 1A = yield point, B = elongation at fracture, C = fracture point✓
- 2A = yield point, B = elastic deformation, C = elastic limit
- 3A = lower yield point, B = proportional limit, C = upper yield point
- 4A = lower yield point, B = plastic deformation, C = upper yield point
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A = yield point, B = elongation at fracture, C = fracture point
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