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If the diameter of the wire is doubled keeping its length the same how does the young's modulus change

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate!


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As you know


YOUNG'S MODULES:-(Y)


=LONGITUDINAL STRESS/ LONGITUDINAL STRAIN


initially Y = FL/A∆L........(1)


When diameter get doubled its cross sectional area becomes four times..


Final ,.


Y' = FL/4A∆L............(2)


Hence,


Y' =4Y


Hope it will help you..


#phoenix


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