Maximum stress that a material can resists is called yield stress.
True or False?
At yeilding point the substance looses its elasticity so it is also called as elastic limit.
Beyond this point also if you apply stress the material can resists but hooks law is not valid. The material after yield stress turns to plastic deformation, and finally to a breaking point. Upto this point the material can resists to the load.
so answer is False
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