All of these statements about frame yield strength are true EXCEPT:
A) It is a measure of the material from which the frame is manufactured
B) It is an indication of the maximum load that may be placed on a material without distorting the material
C) Yield strength is measured in pounds per square inch
D) Yield strength is a measurement of the amount of heat a material will withstand before distorting the material

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Yield strength is related to the load or stress a material can withstand before it starts to permanently deform or yield, and is measured in pounds per square inch (PSI). It is not a measurement of the amount of heat a material can withstand before distorting, making statement D false.

All of These Statements About Frame Yield Strength Are True