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Explain the phenomenon of (a) Creep and (b) Relaxation in materials. Show stress versus time and...

Explain the phenomenon of (a) Creep and (b) Relaxation in materials. Show stress versus time and strain versus time response for both phenomena. How will you calculate the creep and relaxation modulus?

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