if force, area and density are taken as the fundamental units, the representation of Young's modulus 'Y' will be??? plz do reply a bit faster
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Y = stress/ strain = force/area x strain
Since, strain has no units
Y by taking force, area , density as fundamental units
Y = [ f¹ a⁻¹ d⁰]
Since, strain has no units
Y by taking force, area , density as fundamental units
Y = [ f¹ a⁻¹ d⁰]
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Fundamental units are a set of unrelated units of measurement. Young’s modulus is the elastic modulus we use for deformation which
takes place when a force which is parallel to the axis of the object is
applied to one face while the opposite face is held fixed by another
equal force.
Y = stress / strain
= force / area x strain
Y = stress / strain
= force / area x strain
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