An ideal plastic substance indicates no deformation, when stressed upto yield stress, but behaves like a Newtonian fluid beyond yield stress. Which of the following is an ideal plastic? (A) Sewage sludge (B) Rubber latex (C) Blood (D) Sugar solution

An ideal plastic substance indicates no deformation, when stressed upto
yield stress, but behaves like a Newtonian fluid beyond yield stress. Which
of the following is an ideal plastic?
(A) Sewage sludge
(B) Rubber latex
(C) Blood
(D) Sugar solution
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(A) Sewage sludge
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