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For materials without a distinct yield point, the yield strength is commonly determined by the:

1. Elastic limit method
2. Necking method
3. 0.2% offset method
4. Fracture point method

Answer

C. 0.2% offset method

Solution

A line parallel to the elastic portion is drawn from 0.002 strain.

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