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1) Explain the main characteristic of each curve in one or two sentences in the following stress-strain curve. ? d a C b ? 2) Explain industrial pumps and electric generators in two separate paragraph.

          1) Explain the main characteristic of each curve in one or
two sentences in the following stress-strain curve.
?
d
a
C
b
?
2) Explain industrial pumps and electric generators in two separate
paragraph.
        
1) Explain the main characteristic of each curve in one or
two sentences in the following stress-strain curve.
?
d
a
C
b
?
2) Explain industrial pumps and electric generators in two separate
paragraph.

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00:01 We know that for static equilibrium, we have to apply to a condition, that is, the summation of the forces should be equal to 0.
00:14 That is, the force in x direction will be equal to the force in y direction will be equal to the force in z direction should be equal to 0...
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