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1. Consider the following factors : 1. Large number of loading cycles 2. Large variations in stress 3. Large stress concentration. Those associated with fatigue would include
(A): 1 and 2
(B): 1 and 3
(C): 1, 2 and 3
(D): 2 and 3
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