The graph below shows the yield stress for a polycrystalline metal as a function of the grain size of the metal. The point A is (10 microns, 100 MPa) and B is (1000 microns, 28 MPa). Using this data, calculate what is the closest numerical match to the yield stress at 2 microns. yield stress (MPa) 90 8 289 80 70 60 40 30 A 200 Select one: O a. 198.9 MPa O b. 310.9 MPa O c. 252.6 MPa O d. 80.5 MPa O e. 165.2 MPa 400 600 grain size d (microns) 800 B 1000

The graph below shows the yield stress for a polycrystalline metal as a function of the grain size of the metal. The point A is (10 microns, 100 MPa) and B is (1000 microns, 28 MPa). Using this data, calculate what is the closest numerical match to the yield stress at 2 microns. yield stress (MPa) 90 8 289 80 70 60 40 30 A 200 Select one: O a. 198.9 MPa O b. 310.9 MPa O c. 252.6 MPa O d. 80.5 MPa O e. 165.2 MPa 400 600 grain size d (microns) 800 B 1000

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