Engineering, 06.04.2021 01:00 mrus

Determine the true strain of the material due to cold-working. Also specify what happens to the material due to cold-working. The yield strength before cold-work operation is kpsi. The yield strength after cold-work operation is kpsi. The percentage increase in yield strength is percent. The percentage increase in ultimate strength is percent. The true strain is .

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