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The following data were collected from a 11.48 mm diameter test specimen of magnesium. After fracture,...

The following data were collected from a 11.48 mm diameter test specimen of magnesium. After fracture, the gage length is 32.22 mm. Plot the data and calculate the percent strain at failure.

Gage Length (mm)

Load (N)

30.0000

0

30.0296

5000

30.0592

10000

30.0888

15000

30.15

20000

30.51

25000

30.90

26500

31.50

27000

32.10

26500

32.50 (fracture)

25000
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