【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20150825
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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. The higher the strength-to-yield ratio of steel, the greater it indicates ( ). A. The higher the reliability of steel in use, B. The lower the impact toughness of the steel, C. The higher the utilization rate of the steel’s strength, D. The higher the impurity content in the steel. A new campaign has started in the production area; the prizes are attractive, so hurry and participate: 【Production Over Summer】 – the production area has entered the “train during the hot summer days” mode
A. The higher the reliability of steel usage
The higher the strength-to-yield ratio of steel, the more it indicates (A). A. The higher the reliability of steel in use. B. The lower the impact toughness of the steel. C. The higher the utilization rate of the steel’s strength. D. The higher the impurity content in the steel
A. The higher the reliability of steel usage
The higher the strength-to-yield ratio of steel, the more it indicates (C). A. The higher the reliability of steel in use. B. The lower the impact toughness of the steel. C. The higher the utilization rate of the steel’s strength. D. The higher the impurity content in the steel
A. The higher the reliability of steel usage
The higher the strength-to-yield ratio of steel, the greater it indicates ( ). A. The higher the reliability of steel in use, B. The lower the impact toughness of the steel, C. The higher the utilization rate of the steel’s strength, D. The higher the impurity content in the steel. A
A. The higher the reliability of steel usage
A. The higher the reliability of steel usage
Choose C. The higher the strength-to-yield ratio of the steel, the greater the efficiency with which the steel’s strength can be utilized
The higher the strength-to-yield ratio of steel, the more it indicates (a).