Which outcome results when exceeding the turbine blade's creep limit in a jet engine?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding a jet turbine's creep limit leads to progressive deformation because creep is temperature and stress-dependent plastic deformation; therefore, the blades elongate and deform rather than embrittle, since resonance or stall isn't directly caused this failure.

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