Define Hooke's law of elasticity, proportionality, permanent set and breaking stress.
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◆ Hooke's law -
Within the elastic limit, stress on body is directly proportional to strain produced in it.
Stress = E × Strain
Where, E = Modulus of elasticity
◆ Proportionality limit-
It's the maximum stress applied on the body within which it follows Hooke's law.
◆ Permanent set-
When the wire is extended beyond permissible limits, permanent deformation sets in called as permanent set.
◆ Breaking stress-
Maximum stress the wire can bear beyond which it breaks is called breaking stress.
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◆ Hooke's law -
Within the elastic limit, stress on body is directly proportional to strain produced in it.
Stress = E × Strain
Where, E = Modulus of elasticity
◆ Proportionality limit-
It's the maximum stress applied on the body within which it follows Hooke's law.
◆ Permanent set-
When the wire is extended beyond permissible limits, permanent deformation sets in called as permanent set.
◆ Breaking stress-
Maximum stress the wire can bear beyond which it breaks is called breaking stress.
Hope that was useful...
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Here is your answer
Within the elastic limit, stress is directly proportional to strain
∴Stress ⋉ Strain
⇛Stress =E(strain)
Here E is called as modulus of elasticity
Personality limit :The limit Upto which the stress is directly proportional to the strain is called Proportionality limit
Permanent set :The permanent deformation that is produced in the wire when it is stretched beyond the elastic limit
Breaking stress : The stress for which the wire breaks is called breaking stress
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