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At an elevated temperature, the material behaves as ____________

At an elevated temperature, the material behaves as ____________ Correct Answer viscoelastic

At elevated temperature, the factor of time scale also comes into the picture. So the material under tensile loading or other kinds of load loses strength if kept for excessive time even below the limiting stress.

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