Mechanical properties of the material

1)Strength:
it is the ability of a material to oppose to the failure under the action of load
2)Elasticity:
it is the property of a material in which body regain its original shape under removal of external force.
3)Stiffness:
it is the resiatence to the elastic property.
4)plasticity:
it is the property of a material by which body undegoes a permanant deformation under the action of force.
5)Malleability:
it is the property of a material by which we can beaten material in to thin sheets.eg.copper, silver
6)Ductility:
it is the property of a material by which we can draw a thin wires.eg.silver,brss
7)Brittleness: it is the ability of a material by which material undergoes a rupture without undergoes a deformation
8)Hardness:
it is the pr

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