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Convert Young's modulus of 2 × 10^11 N/m^2 in C.G.S units

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Answered by apurvaa200297
1

2×10^11N/m^2=2×10^11×10^5dyne/10^-4cm^2

2×10^18dyne/cm^2


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Answered by handgunmaine
6

Given :

Young's modulus , Y=2 \times  10^{11 }\ N/m^2      ..... ( 1 )

To Find :

Value of Young's modulus in C.G.S units .

Solution :

We know , Force in M.K.S  into C.G.S is converted by :

1 \ N =10^5\ dyne

Also , 1\ m=100\ cm

Therefore , 1\ m^2=10^4\ cm^2

Putting value of N and m^2 in equation 1 :

We get ,

Y=\dfrac{2\times 10^{11}\times 10^5\ dyne}{10^4\ cm^2}\\\\Y=2\times 10^{12}\ dyne/cm^2

Therefore , value of Young's modulus in C.G.S units is 2\times 10^{12}\ dyne/cm^2 .

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