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In the figure shown the straing versus stress graph for two values of young's modulus ?

`(i)` which material is more ductile ? Explain.
`(ii)` Which material is more brittle ? Explain.
`(iii)` Which material is stronger ? Explain.

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(i). A
(ii). A
(iii). B
(iv). A
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