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define deforming force?​

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Answered by MadihaNalband
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Deforming Force :- The force, when applied to an object, changes the shape and size (shape may not be changed in some cases) of that object, is called deforming force.

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Answered by itzHitman
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Deforming force:-

The force, when applied to an object, changes the shape and size (shape may not be changed in some cases) of that object, is called deforming force.

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