Physics, asked by hridyakn, 10 months ago

a wire of 10m has young modules 5* 10^10 N/m^2. if it breaks and reduce the length to 6 M .what is the new young modulas

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Answered by harshvardhangau
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Answer:

hey mate !

the Young's modulus remains same as the material remains same of the wire ..

hope it helps..

Answered by shivanshbhatt0p9zujb
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Answer: No Young's Modulus wont change if the wire is cut into half or any part.

Explanation: Young's Modulus is a ratio meaning that the change in length wont matter as the formula is,

Y=Stress/Strain.

=> F*l/A*L

Where F is Force, A is Area and l is Length and L is change in length.

However the Young's Modulus subjects to change if the object crosses yield point, as given in the figure.

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