With decrease in the temperature, the fatigue strength of the material ___________

With decrease in the temperature, the fatigue strength of the material ___________ Correct Answer increases

The fatigue of the material is associated with the production and movement of vacancies. At lower temperature, the movement of the vacancy freezes so the fatigue strength of the material increases.
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