a 10 KG wire has cross sectional area 10 cm square and length 10 M what is the numerical value of linear mass density of the wire?
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Hello Dear.
Here is the answer---
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Given---
Mass of the Wire = 10 kg.
Length of the Wire = 10 m
Using the Formula,
Linear Mass Density of the Wire(λ) = Mass/Length
= 10/10
= 1 kg/m
Thus, the linear mass Density(λ) of the Wire is 1 kg/m.
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Here is the answer---
→→→→→→→→→→
Given---
Mass of the Wire = 10 kg.
Length of the Wire = 10 m
Using the Formula,
Linear Mass Density of the Wire(λ) = Mass/Length
= 10/10
= 1 kg/m
Thus, the linear mass Density(λ) of the Wire is 1 kg/m.
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Hope it helps.
Have a nice day.
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Hey mate !!
Here's the answer !!
Given :-
1. Mass = 10 kg
2. Length = 10 m
3. Area of cross-section = 10 cm²
To find :-
Linear mass density of the wire.
Proof :-
We know that,
Linear mass density = Mass / length
Mass = 10 kg , Length = 10 m
Linear mass density = 10 kg / 10 m
=> 1 kg / m
Hence Linear mass density = 1 Kg per metre.
Hope my answer helped you !!
Cheers !!
Have a good day :-)
Here's the answer !!
Given :-
1. Mass = 10 kg
2. Length = 10 m
3. Area of cross-section = 10 cm²
To find :-
Linear mass density of the wire.
Proof :-
We know that,
Linear mass density = Mass / length
Mass = 10 kg , Length = 10 m
Linear mass density = 10 kg / 10 m
=> 1 kg / m
Hence Linear mass density = 1 Kg per metre.
Hope my answer helped you !!
Cheers !!
Have a good day :-)
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