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A block of mass M is pulled with the help of a wire
of mass M and length L by applying F force on other
end. If area of cross section of wire is A and
Young's modulus is Y then elongation in wire will be​

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Answered by aristocles
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Answer:

The elongation in the wire is \eta = \frac{3FL}{4AY}

Explanation:

As we know that the tension in the wire is given as

F = (M + M) a

a = \frac{F}{2M}

now we know that tension in the wire at a distance {x} from the block is given as

T = (\frac{M}{L}x + M)a

T = (\frac{M}{L}x + M)\frac{F}{2M}

now extension is given as

d\eta = \int \frac{T}{AY} dx

d\eta = \frac{F}{2AY} \int(\frac{xdx}{L} + dx

\eta = \frac{F}{2AY} (\frac{L}{2} + L)

\eta = \frac{3FL}{4AY}

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