Multiple Choice
The strength-to-weight ratio is defined as
A) the ratio of the strength of the material to its weight.
B) the ratio of the strength of the material to its specific weight.
C) the ratio of the strength of the material to its mass.
D) the ratio of the strength of the material to its modulus of elasticity.
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