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Mr3Hunna

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A type of stress and strain that compresses a material is ____________.
 a. tensile
  b. compressive
  c. shearing
  d. none of the above

Question 2

A type of stress and strain that slides one part of a material parallel to another part is ____________.
 a. tensile
  b. compressive
  c. shearing
  d. none of the above



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Brummell1998

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Answer to Question 1

b
RATIONALE: A type of stress and strain that compresses a material is compressive.

Answer to Question 2

c
RATIONALE: A type of stress and strain that slides one part of a material parallel to another part is shearing.





 

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