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If the areal strain of a wire is 0.5 then the cubical strain of the same wire is

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Answered by kingoflove77
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Explanation:

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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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The cubical strain of the wire will be 0.75

Areal strain = 0.5

We know, areal strain = Area changed/ Actual area

Cubical strain = Volume changed / Actual Volume

So, areal strain = l²/L²

     cubical strain = l³ /L³

if the actual length of the wire = L

and increase in length = l

So, areal strain = \frac{2}{3} × cubical strain

Given, areal strain = 0.5

So, cubical strain = \frac{3}{2} × 0.5

                             = 0.75

The cubical strain of the wire will be 0.75

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