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Tensile stress is

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resistance of an object to a force tending to a shear in the object
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resistance of an object to a force tending to produce a volume increase in the object
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resistance of an object to a force tending to tear it apart.
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none of the above
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The correct option is C resistance of an object to a force tending to tear it apart.
Tensile stress is the resistance of an object to a force tending to tear it apart. It is calculated as the highest tension the object can endure without tearing, and is measured in Newtons/sq.mm, but was initially denoted as tons/sq. in.
The correct option is (c)

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