What Are the Typical N-Values for Low Carbon Steel?

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I cannot find the strain hardening (n-values) for steels online anywhere. I need to see a bunch of typical values if possible. Can anyone direct me to a online website? Or atleast mention what the typical n-value is for a low carbon steel? Thanks
 
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