Physics, asked by ria0109, 11 months ago

If Y and B represent Young's modulus and bulk
modulus for a material, then in practice:
(a) Y<3B
(b) Y = 3B
(c) Y > 3B
(d) B = 3Y​

Answers

Answered by vy91917gmailcom
2

Answer:

option c is rhe answer hope it helps u

Answered by harendrachoubay
8

The required "option (a) Y < 3B".

Explanation:

We have,

Young's modulus  for a material = Y and  bulk  modulus for a material = B

We know that,

\dfrac{Y}{3B} = 1 - 2\sigma  ... (1)

Since, \sigma is lies between 0 and \dfrac{1}{2}.

∴ 0 < 1 - 2\sigma < 1                            ... (2)

From (1) and (2), we get

\dfrac{Y}{3B} < 1

⇒Y < 3B

Hence, the required "option (a) Y < 3B".

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