2) Large Deformation Material Properties: Consider a material with a constitutive law: 0=85+25€0.35 MPa. a. Find the strain at necking for this material. b. Find the ultimate tensile strength. c. A solid bar (manufactured from this material) with an initial diameter of 6 mm is reduced a diameter of 4 mm. How much force is required to achieve this deformation?

2) Large Deformation Material Properties: Consider a material with a constitutive law: 0=85+25€0.35 MPa. a. Find the strain at necking for this material. b. Find the ultimate tensile strength. c. A solid bar (manufactured from this material) with an initial diameter of 6 mm is reduced a diameter of 4 mm. How much force is required to achieve this deformation?

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