b) After leaving CBU you are runningcompany dealing in material design,manufacturingcustomer has asked your companyto test a few samples which yoususpect to be mild steel. You havetherefore asked your subordinates,technicians, to carry out these tests.Results are as shown in Fig.1. Foryou to write a report, which is criticalif your company has to be paid,explain the following to yourcustomer:and testing.ACurve YCurve XStresFig.1: Stress-strain ourves1) Material properties labelled A, B, C and D2) How do you detemine the material's Young's modulus?3) What's the difference between Curve X and Curve Y?4) What measurements would you take if you are to determine Poisson's ratioStress

Q1 - A- Proportional Limit B- Elastic Limit C- Ultimate Stress D- Fracture point Q2- Young's Modulus…

1) Material properties labelled A, B, C and D 2) How do you detemine the material's Young's modulus? 3) What's the difference between Curve X and Curve Y? 4) What measurements would you take if you are to detemine Poisson's ratio

1) Material properties labelled A, B, C and D 2) How do you detemine the material's Young's modulus? 3) What's the difference between Curve X and Curve Y? 4) What measurements would you take if you are to detemine Poisson's ratio

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