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Steel:  The below figure shows the stress/strain diagram of a piece of steel that has been subject to a tensile load.  There are a number of significant points/regions that have been identified (points 1-6).   Place the following items in the correct order (such that they correctly correlate with points 1-6 on the diagram). Actual Rupture stress Yield Point Nominal rupture stress Commencement of strain hardening Ultimate Tensile Stress Start of Necking

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Steel:  The below figure shows the stress/strain diagram of a piece of steel that has been subject to a tensile load.  There are a number of significant points/regions that have been identified (points 1-6).   Place the following items in the correct order (such that they correctly correlate with points 1-6 on the diagram). Actual Rupture stress Yield Point Nominal rupture stress Commencement of strain hardening Ultimate Tensile Stress Start of Necking

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