How does a brittle material differ from a ductile material?
O Brittle materials get longer an...
Engineering, 21.02.2020 21:26 hHRS8801
How does a brittle material differ from a ductile material?
O Brittle materials get longer and then fail but ductile materials get shorter.
O Brittle materials experience stress faster than ductile materials.
O Brittle materials become weaker but ductile materials become stronger.
O Brittle materials have less deformation before fracture than ductile materials.
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