Tensile strength of a material is obtained by dividing the maximum load during the test by the_________________?
A. area at the time of fractureB. original cross-sectional areaC. average of A. and B.D. minimum area after fractureE. none of the above.
Read moreA. doubledB. halvedC. become four timesD. become one-fourthE. remain unaffected
Read moreA. uniform throughoutB. increase uniformlyC. first increase and then decreaseD. increase uniformly first and then increase rapidlyE. increase rapidly first and then uniformly
Read moreA. sameB. moreC. lessD. more or less depending on other factorsE. unpredictable
Read moreA. longitudinal stress and longitudinal strainB. volumetric stress and volumetric strainC. lateral stress and lateral strainD. shear stress and shear strainE. linear stress and lateral strain
Read moreA. internal resistanpeB. tensile stressC. transverse stressD. compressive stressE. working stress
Read moreA. mm/mmB. kg/cmC. kgD. kg/cm2E. kg cm2
Read moreA. yield pointB. limit of proportionalityC. breaking pointD. elastic limitE. plastic limit
Read moreA. Breaking stressB. Fracture stressC. Yield point stressD. Proof stress
Read moreA. B.M. is same throughout the beam B. Deflection is same throughout the length C. Bending stress is same in every section along the longitudinal axis D. Shear stress is uniform throughout the…
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