Answer / kashyap

Tensile stress is defined as the maximum amount of the
stress that the material can be last or bare.

Answer / vijay

The resistance of a material to a force tending to tear it
apart, measured as the maximum tension the material can
withstand without tearing.

Answer / hari om

first of all stress:
It is the internal resistance of a body against external
forces.

Now Tensile Stress:
Simply it is the internal resistance of a body against any
external force in TENSION(Any force which tries to pull the
body to elongate it along its length)

Answer / kumar

tensile stress is nothing but stress is developed when the
equal force acting opposite each other...........

Answer / pankaj kumar (sai polytechnic

the stress produced in member,when it is subjected to two equal and opposite pulls, tends to elongate it,its called tensile stress.

= tensile load/area of cross section.

Answer / ganapati kote

it is the resistance offered by the material against
deformation

Answer / nikunj chapla

It is the resistance against tensile force

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