A metal alloy has the following stress-strain curve up to the point of fracture ...
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A metal alloy has the following stress-strain curve up to the point of fracture as shown by the arrow.
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Stress (fracture) = 960 MPa
Strain (fracture) = 0.12
Calculate mathematically, the ductility of the metal alloy. Your answer must be expressed at % strain (no units) to 3 significant figures
Hint: Use the gridlines to help you calculate the stress and strain values.
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