Question: Problem - 1 : A uniaxial tension test is conducted on a rod that has a circular crosssection with an area of 0 . 2

Problem-1: A uniaxial tension test is conducted on a rod that has a circular crosssection with an area of 0.2011in2. The displacements are measured using a contact extensometer with a gage length of 2 inches. The obtained load in kilo pounds (kips) and displacement in inches is tabulated as follows.
\table[[in,kips],[0,0],[0.00016,1],[0.000352,2],[0.000706,3],[0.001012,4],[0.001434,5],[0.001712,6],[0.001986,7],[0.002286,8],[0.002612,9],[0.002938,10],[0.003274,11],[0.003632,12],[0.003976,13],[0.004386,14],[0.00464,15],[0.004988,16],[0.005432,17],[0.005862,18],[0.006362,19],[0.007304,20],[0.008072,21],[0.009044,22],[0.01131,23],[,]]
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\table[[0.01412,24],[0.020044,25],[0.029106,26]]
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