A log-log plot between the plastic strain range against the number of fatigue cycles yields ____________

A log-log plot between the plastic strain range against the number of fatigue cycles yields ____________ Correct Answer Straight line

A log-log plot between the plastic strain ranges against the number of fatigue cycles yields a straight line. It can be shown by Coffin-Manson law.
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