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For a steel wire, stress is directly pro...

For a steel wire, stress is directly proportional to strain. This is possible only when

A

the wire undergoes plastic deformation.

B

wire is loaded till the breaking point.

C

wire is loaded till the elastic limit.

D

wire exhibits neck formation.

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C
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