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Area under the stress-strain curve when load is gradually applied in tension represents the

AStrain energy

BStrain energy density

CStrain energy per unit weight

DStrain energy per unit area

Answer:

B. Strain energy density

Read Explanation:

The area under the stress-strain curve during gradual tension loading represents the strain energy density (u). Strain energy (U) is equal to u times the volume of the member (V) or the area under the load-deformation curve. For gradual loading, the stress is P/A and for sudden loading, it is 2P/A.


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