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A cylindrical specimen of brass that has a
diameter of 20 468 mm a tensile modulus of
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diameter of 20.468 mm, a tensile modulus of
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110.435
pulled in tension with force of 48,807.653 N. If
the deformation
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strain experienced by the specimen? Answer
should be at 5 decimal places.
0.00134
QUESTION 2
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Energy to break a unit volume of material
1. Young's Modulus
2. Toughness
3. Tensile Strength
4. Ductility
Describes how light propagates through a medium
a. Capacitance
b. Reflective Index
c. Index of luminosity
d. Refractive Index
Materials that are capable of transmitting light with

relatively little absorption and reflection
a. Transparent
b. Opaque
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c. Flourescent
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d. Phosphorescent
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Phenomenon wherein the absorbed energy of the

material is reemitted as visible light. Theinterval between
absorption and reemission is greater than 1 second
a. Phosphorescence
b.
Transparence
c. Transluscence
d. Luminiscence
Defined as the fraction of the incident light reflected at

the interface
1. Transparency
2. Reflectivity
3. Refractivity
4. Opaqueness
Light's energy is dependent on this factor
1. Brightness of light
2. Intensity of Light
3. Frequency of light
4. none of the above
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Product of light's frequency and wavelength
1. Displacement of light
2. Acceleration of light
3. Fuzziness of light
4. Velocity of light
This type of material is capable of scattering light within

its interior
1. Opaque Material
2. Transparent Material
3. none of the above
4. Translucent Material
Visible light with wavelength of 5 x 10-7 m appears

green. The energy of the light is
1. 9 x 10-19J
2. 54 x 10-19J
3. 4 x 10-19J
4. 45 x 10-19J
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Which of the following pairs of materials displays
ferromagnetic behavior?
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a. Aluminum oxide and copper
Iron (α-ferrite)
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c. Aluminum and titanium
d. MnO and Fe3O4
Perfect Diamagnetic Material
1. Superconductor
2. Insulator
3. Metal
4. Resistor
This kind of magnetic field is strong and exists even

without the presence of external magneticfield
a. Ferromagnetic
b. Diamagnetic
c. Paramagnetic
d. none of the above
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a. Ferromagnetic
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b. Diamagnetic
c. Paramagnetic
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d. Ferrimagnetic
This kind of magnetic field is weak and opposes the

external magnetic field applied to the material
a.
Ferromagnetic
b. Diamagnetic
c. Paramagnetic
d. Ferrimagnetic
This quantity shows if the material is diamagnetic or

paramagnetic
1. Magnetic Repulsion
2. Magnetic Dipole
3. Magnetic Susceptibility
4. Magnetic Attraction
Weak form of magnetic field that is produced when an

external magnetic field is applied
1. Ferrimagnetic Field
2. Diamagnetic Field
3. Paramagnetic field
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4. Ferromagnetic Field
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Which of the following characteristics is (are) displayed

by hard magnetic materials?
A. A relatively large hysteresis loop.
B. A relatively small hysteresis loop

C.
Magnetization and demagnetization may be

achieved using relatively low applied fields
D. None of the other choices
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This material property is indirectly proportional to

conductivity
a. Resistance
b. Resistivity
c. Capacitance
d. Conductance
From Ohm's Law, if you increase the length of the

conductor (with width and height constant), the resistivity
will
1. Increases
2. Remains the same

3. cannot be determined
4. Decreases
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permittivity of the material to
permittivity of free space
1. Capacitance
2. Dielectric Constant
3. Permittivity Constant
4.
None of the above
Given the figure below
The current passing through R1 is
a.
b.
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R and I have values of
a. 9 ohms and 8 amperes of current
b. 8 ohms and 9 amperes of current
c. none of the above
d. 8 ohms and 8 amps of current
A cylindrical specimen of brass that has a

diameter of 20 mm, a tensile modulus of 110
GPa, and a Poisson’s ratio of 0.35 is pulled in
tension with force of 40,000 N. If the
deformation is totally elastic, what is the strain
experienced by the specimen? Answer should be
at 5 decimal places.
0.00116
A specimen of steel has a rectangular cross section 16

mm wide and 47 mm thick, an elastic modulus of
170
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is pulled in tension with a force of 66,807 N, what is the
change in width if deformation is totally elastic? Answer
should be in micrometers and in 2 decimal places
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156.77
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Energy to break a unit volume of material
1. Ductility
2. Young's Modulus
3. Toughness
4.
Tensile Strength
Consider a cylindrical nickel wire 2.0 mm in diameter

and 3 × 104 mm long. Calculate its elongation when a
load of 300 N is applied. Assume that the deformation is
totally elastic. Answer should be in mm
1. 102.5
2. 13.8
3. 94.6
4. 23.4
Defined as the ratio of lateral and axial strains
a. Poisson's Ratio
b. none of the above
c. Young's Ratio
d. Capacitive
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Engineering strain where noticeable plastic deformation
occur
1. 0.2
2. 0.0002
3. 0.02
4. 0.002
Force or load per unit area of cross-section over which

the force or load is acting
a. Shear Force
b. Strain
c. Tensile Force
d. Stress
In order to prevent uncertainties , we use this factor
1. Mean Factor
2. Standard Deviation
3. Factorials
4. Safety Factor
Plastic tensile strain at failure
1. Elongation
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2. Ductility
3. Young's Modulus
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4. Toughness
Resistance to indentation
1. Young's Modulus
2.
Hardness
3. Ductility
4. Toughness
The slope of the linear part of the stress-strain curve in

the elastic region.
a. Tensile Modulus
b. Strain Modulus
c. Young's Modulus
d. None of the above
This law states that in the linear part of the stress-strain

curve, the slope of the linear part isequal to the Young's
Modulus
a. Hooke's Law
b. Young's
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This modulus may be thought of as stiffness, or a
material's resistance to elastic deformation
a. none of the above
b. Modulus of Inelasticity
c. Young's Modulus
d.
Ohm's Modulus
Which of the following is approximately the Poisson's

ratio of metals?
1. 1/3
2. 1
3. 1/4
4. 2/5
A tensile test is performed on a metal specimen, and it is

found that a true plastic strain of 0.20 is produced when
a true stress of 575 MPa (83,500 psi) is applied; for the
same metal,the value of K is 860 MPa (125,000 psi).
Calculate the true strain that results from the application
of a true stress of 600 MPa (87,000 psi). To solve this
problem, calculate the value of n using the known
relationship between true stress, true strain, the strain-
hardening coefficient, and K
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a. 9.7
b 12
b. 1.2
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c. 0.24
d. 6.1
A cylindrical specimen of brass material 10 mm in

diameter and 100 mm long is elastically deformed in
tension with a force of 7850 N which produces a 3.25 ×
10-3mm reduction in specimen diameter. Calculate
Poisson's ratio for this material.
a. 0.105
b. Cannot be computed
c. 0.271
d. 0.333
A cylindrical specimen of undeformed brass that

has a radius of 238.08767 mm is elastically
deformed to a tensile strain of 0.0013. If the
Poisson’s ratio for this brass is 0.35, what is the
change in specimen diameter? answer in 3 decimal
places and in mm
-0.108
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The figure above shows the stress strain curve for steel
alloy
what is the elastic modulus?
10 GPa
200 GPa
Cannot be determined
100 GPa
A load of 81,457.1 N is applied to a cylindrical specimen

of a steel alloy that has a cross-sectional diameter of
14.9 mm. What is the stress in MPa experienced by the
specimen?
467.16
Using again the figure below, what is the yield strength

at a strain offset of 0.002?
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400 MPa
200 MPa
100 MPa
10 MPa
What is the Proportional limit for the figure of the steel

alloy shown
50 MPa
300 MPa
20 MPa
Cannot be determined
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Determine
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constant pressure for gold. The atomic weight for Au is
196.97 g/mol and the value of its Cp is 128 J/kg-K.
a. 76.2 J/mol-K
b. None of the other choices
c. 102.45 J/mol-K
d.
25.21216 J/mol-K
To what temperature (in degrees C) would 19.6 kg of a

material at 32°C be raised if 134 kJ of heat is supplied?
Assume that the cp value for this material is 498 J/kg-K.
a. 12 deg C
b. None of the other choices
c. 45.7 deg C
d. 100 deg C
A 0.5 m rod of some material elongates 0.2 mm on

heating from 23 to 102°C. Determine the value of the
linear coefficient of thermal expansion [in (°C)-1] for this
material.
a. None of the other choices
b. 0.000007594218 (°C)-1
c. 0.000005063291 (°C)-1
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A metal wire 15 m long is cooled from 43 to -4°C. How
much of a change in length will the wire experience if the
coefficient of thermal expansion for this metal is 30 x 10-
6 (°C)-1? If the change in length is negative (i.e., the
wire shrinks), insert a minus sign before the numerical
answer.
a.
-0.213 m
b. -0.895 m
c. -0.02115 m
d. none of the above
A rod of some material 0.20 m long elongates 0.20 mm

on heating from 21 to 120°C.Determine the value of the
linear coefficient of thermal expansion [in (degrees C)-1]
for this material.
a. 4.53 E-2
b. 1.01 E-4
c. None of the other choices
d. 1.01 E-5
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QUESTION 1 10 points Saved

QUESTION 3 1 points Saved

Describes how light propagates through a medium

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Materials that are capable of transmitting light with

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Phenomenon wherein the absorbed energy of the

QUESTION 6 2 points Saved

Defined as the fraction of the incident light reflected at

QUESTION 7 2 points Saved

Light's energy is dependent on this factor

QUESTION 8 2 points Saved

QUESTION 9 2 points Saved

This type of material is capable of scattering light within

3. none of the above

QUESTION 10 5 points Saved

Visible light with wavelength of 5 x 10-7 m appears

d. MnO and Fe3O4

QUESTION 12 2 points Saved

Perfect Diamagnetic Material

QUESTION 13 1 points Saved

This kind of magnetic field is strong and exists even

d. none of the above

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QUESTION 15 1 points Saved

This kind of magnetic field is weak and opposes the

QUESTION 16 2 points Saved

This quantity shows if the material is diamagnetic or

QUESTION 17 2 points Saved

Weak form of magnetic field that is produced when an

QUESTION 18 10 points Saved

Which of the following characteristics is (are) displayed

A. A relatively large hysteresis loop.

B. A relatively small hysteresis loop

Magnetization and demagnetization may be

D. None of the other choices

QUESTION 19 1.5 points Saved

This material property is indirectly proportional to

QUESTION 20 2 points Saved

From Ohm's Law, if you increase the length of the

2. Remains the same

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Given the figure below

The current passing through R1 is

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R and I have values of

a. 9 ohms and 8 amperes of current

b. 8 ohms and 9 amperes of current

c. none of the above

d. 8 ohms and 8 amps of current

QUESTION 24 10 points Saved

A cylindrical specimen of brass that has a

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A specimen of steel has a rectangular cross section 16