Which of the following is true about strain? A It is the ability of the material to absorb force until fracture B It is dimensionless and is the ability of the material to absorb force until fracture It is dimensionless It can be evaluated as the force applied per area

Which of the following is true about strain? A It is the ability of the material to absorb force until fracture B It is dimensionless and is the ability of the material to absorb force until fracture It is dimensionless It can be evaluated as the force applied per area

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Which of the following is true about strain?
A It is the ability of the material to absorb force until fracture
B It is dimensionless and is the ability of the material to absorb force until fracture
It is dimensionless
It can be evaluated as the force applied per area

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