Chemistry, asked by satyanayana40, 5 months ago

120: Tensile strength (lb/inch2) is equal to

a.specific gravity, tenacity
b.12800. specific gravity, tenacity
c.specific gravity x tenacity /
d.(12800x tenacity)/ specific gravity

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Answer:

d: (12800x tenacity)/ specific gravity

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