Find the elongation in the rod.
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The situation is not clear. If the rod is free to move in horizontal direction, it will move with an acceleration towards right side.
m a = 2 F - F = F.
a = F/m.
In this case there is no elongation. Elongation occurs when the rod is fixed at an end.
If the rod is fixed at one end or two ends, then a tensile force develops inside the rod. It will be equal to the sum of the external forces. This tensile force will be equal at every point along the rod.
If Y is the Young's modulus of the material of the rod and A is the area of cross section,
Elongation = 3F L / (A Y)
using Young's law.
m a = 2 F - F = F.
a = F/m.
In this case there is no elongation. Elongation occurs when the rod is fixed at an end.
If the rod is fixed at one end or two ends, then a tensile force develops inside the rod. It will be equal to the sum of the external forces. This tensile force will be equal at every point along the rod.
If Y is the Young's modulus of the material of the rod and A is the area of cross section,
Elongation = 3F L / (A Y)
using Young's law.
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Dear student,
Given :
- length of rod, l
- forces acting on the rod from two opposite sides F and 2F
To find :
- elongation in the rod, Δl
Solution :
∵ elongation, Δl = Fl/ Aγ ____(1)
∴ Δl = (f₁ - f₂)/2 × l/ Aγ
Δl = [2F - (- F) ]/2 × l/ Aγ
Δl = 3F l/ 2Aγ
∴ The elongation in the rod is 3F l/ 2Aγ.
Verification :
Let f₁ = f₂ = F . Now,
Then,
Δl = 2Fl/ Aγ ____(2)
Δl = Fl/ Aγ [from (1)]
Now, equating (1) and (2), we obtain:
Fl/ Aγ = ( F₁ + F₂/2) × l/ Aγ
Fl/ Aγ = 2F / 2 × l/ Aγ
Fl/ Aγ = Fl/ Aγ
∴ Verified!
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