24 Tensile test well done with standard tensile test spaceman with diameter 25 mm & length 120 mm the table in the attachment picture shows the applied load in KN and the elongation in mm. the yield stress is Load 37.5 75 75 85 110 120 125 115 (KN) Elongation (mm) 100 0.06 0.12 1.4 4 12 18 24 29 32 O 320mm2 O 325mm2 O 239mm2 O None of the above

24 Tensile test well done with standard tensile test spaceman with diameter 25 mm & length 120 mm the table in the attachment picture shows the applied load in KN and the elongation in mm. the yield stress is Load 37.5 75 75 85 110 120 125 115 (KN) Elongation (mm) 100 0.06 0.12 1.4 4 12 18 24 29 32 O 320mm2 O 325mm2 O 239mm2 O None of the above

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24 Tensile test well done with standard
tensile test spaceman with diameter 25
mm & length 120 mm the table in the
attachment picture shows the applied
load in KN and the elongation in mm.
the yield stress is
Load
37.5
75
75
85
110
120
125
115
(KN)
Elongation
(mm)
100
0.06
0.12
1.4
4
12
18
24
29
32
O 320mm2
O 325mm2
O 239mm2
O None of the above

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