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Weekly topic: 5 Wealth points for those who answer correctly, 2 Wealth points for participation; Question 174

2015-09-14View Original

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Judgment: Under certain temperature and stress conditions, the phenomenon in which a material’s deformation increases over time is known as creep. ( ) ? Correct?
Reply #22015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep. (V)
Reply #32015-09-14
Correct √. This is the definition of creep.
Reply #42015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep. (Yes)
Reply #52015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep. (Correct)
Reply #62015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep
Reply #72015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep. ( √)
Reply #82015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep. ( Right )
Reply #92015-09-14
The answer is: Correct. . . . . . . . .
Reply #102015-09-14
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Reply #112015-09-14
The phenomenon in which the deformation of a material increases over time under certain temperature and stress conditions is known as creep. Yes

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