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• The load obtained in a tension test is 500N and the original cross sectional area is 250m^2 what is the tensile strength of the material?(a) 5 m(b) 25 N/m^2(c) 2 N/m^2(d) 20 mI have been asked this question in a job interview.This interesting question is from Physical Terms and Test Terms topic in section Physical Test & Heat Treatment Terms of Aerospace Materials & Processes
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