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The yield stress of many metals, cr Y , varies with the size of the grains. Often, the relationship between the grain size, d, and the yield stress is modeled with the Hall-Petch equation:
(a) Determine the constants cr0 and k such that the Hall-Petch equation will best fit the data. Plot the data points (circle markers) and the Hall-Petch equation as a solid line. Use the Hall-Petch equation to estimate the yield stress of a specimen with a grain size of 0.003 mm.
(b) Use the user-defined function QuadFi t from Problem 6.22 to find the quadratic function that best fits the data. Plot the data points (circle markers) and the quadratic equation as a solid line. Use the quadratic equation to estimate the yield stress of a specimen with a grain size of 0.003 mm.
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