draw stress strain curve for a loaded wire.on the graph mark
a.Hooke's law
b.elastic limit
c.yield point
d.breaking point
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the shaded region is a) hooke’s law
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The image attached below shows various marks like Hooke's law, elastic limit , etc., on the graph.
Explanation:
- The line from O to A describes the stress is directly proportional to the strain.
- The upper yield point that is described by point B means that the material can be with stand and it doesn't undergo the the formation until this.
- The point C maintain the plastic behavior of the material.
- The ultimate stress point is described by the point D and it is the peak point in strain and stress graph.
- The point E is the breaking down point where a material brakes in more than one part.
- Young modulus is stated as the ratio of stress and strain.
- Therefore, a graph is also called Young's modulus graph of metallic wire.
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