Physics, asked by ClassicEddie, 2 months ago

1.0 kg weight is suspended from a wire 10 metre long and cross section area 2 mm2 . If the strain be 0.001%, find the elongation of the wire. Also calculate the stress in the wire.
Pls provide step-by-step process of calculation.

Answers

Answered by ankitabareth200787
0

Answer:

4.9×1011N/m2

 Given,  Length of wire (L)=10 m cross section (A)=2 mm2=2×10−6 m2 Loa d (m)=1 kg So, Force =mg=1×10=10 N00

 and LΔL×100=0.001(ΔL=elongation )LΔL=1×10−5

 we know,  young’s modulus = strain  Stress 

=(LΔL)(AF)=1×10−52×10−610

Y=4.9×1011 N/m2

Answered by hardikkarwall
0

Correct option is

B

4.9×10

11

N/m

2

Given,

Length of wire (L)=10 m

cross section (A)=2 mm

2

=2×10

−6

m

2

Loa d (m)=1 kg

So, Force =mg

=1×10

=10 N

00

and

L

ΔL

×100=0.001(ΔL=elongation )

L

ΔL

=1×10

−5

we know,

young’s modulus =

strain

Stress

=

(

L

ΔL

)

(

A

F

)

=

1×10

−5

2×10

−6

10

Y=4.9×10

11

N/m

2

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