Physics · Properties of Matter
In a stress-strain curve, the elastic limit is defined as the point:
- 1At which the toughness of the material becomes maximum
- 2Up to which if the load is removed, the material regains its original volume and shape✓
- 3At which significant elongation takes place without the application of additional load
- 4Up to which stress is directly proportional to strain
Correct answer
Up to which if the load is removed, the material regains its original volume and shape
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