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The Properties of Materials FORCES DYNAMICS AND STATICS INVESTIGATING THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS The science of elasticity seeks to understand the mechanical behavior of structures when they are loaded. It aims to predict just how much they 12 CHAPTER 1 (a) (b) (c) tension compression Figure1.6. Shapechangesduringloading
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