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1.	The maximum shear force required to cause the fracture on any metal surface is empirically defined as _____________(Where σu – ultimate tensile strength of the metal, h-sheet thickness, L- total length of the sheared edge)
A.	σuhL
B.	0.5σuhL
C.	0.7σuhL
D.	σuh/L
E.	σuhLb) 0.5σuhLc) 0.7σuhLd) σuh/L
Answer» D. σuh/L

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