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which of the following statements related to stres
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Which of the following statements related to stress-strain relation is correct
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Hooke’s law is valid only in elastic region, not beyond yield point.
KEAM - 2017
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May 1, 2026
Stress is linearly proportional to strain irrespective of the magnitude of the strain
Stress is linearly proportional to strain above the yield point
Stress is linearly proportional to strain for stress much smaller than at the yield point
Stress-strain curve is same for all materials
Stress is inversely proportional to strain
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Solution and Explanation
Concept:
Hooke’s Law: \[ \text{Stress} \propto \text{Strain} \quad (\text{within elastic limit}) \]
Step 1:
Elastic region.
Linear relation holds only for small stress.
Step 2:
Beyond yield point.
Material shows plastic behavior $\Rightarrow$ no linearity.
Step 3:
Conclusion.
\[ \text{Correct only for small stress values} \]
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