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Plastic Work

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Hardness is defined as:

a: Impression created by indenter Explanation

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b: Stiffness of the material Explanation

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c: How strong is the material Explanation

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d: Resistance to plastic deformation Explanation

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Hardness is proportional to:

a: Load/ diameter of contact surface Explanation

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b: Load/ Area of contact surface Explanation

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c: Load/ Length of contact surface Explanation

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d: Load/radius of contact surface Explanation

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Which of the following material typically has higher elastic modulus ?

a: Polymer Explanation

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b: Metal Explanation

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c: Glass Explanation

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d: Ceramic Explanation

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Nanoindentation can NOT evaluate:

a: Elastic modulus Explanation

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b: Hardness Explanation

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c: Fracture toughness Explanation

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d: Yield strength Explanation

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Elastic modulus of the material during P-h curve is evaluated using the material response at:

a: Start of loading cycle Explanation

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b: Start of holding cycle Explanation

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c: Start of unloading cycle Explanation

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d: Completion of unloading cycle Explanation

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