Tensile strength is a measure of a material’s resistance to being pulled apart. a) true b) false

The given statement is correct.

Explanation:

When we load a material axially stresses are developed in the material. these stresses arise internally to keep the object in equilibrium.

When a tensile load is applied to an material since the nature of the force is to cause elongation in the material, axial strain is developed in the material or we can say that any arbitrary point in the material undergoes a displacement in the direction of the applied load. The stresses that are developed in the material tend to tear the material apart.

Strength of a material by definition is it's ability to resist deformation, thus tensile strength can be defined as the resistance of the material to tensile strains which have the tendency to tear the material apart.

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