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please sir tell which option will be correct and why ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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1/2×strain×stress×volume

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Strain energy :

The energy stored in a body due to its deformation is called strain energy

Expression for strain energy or work done in stretching a wire :

Let L be the length of the wire and e be the elongation of it.The wire when the force F is applied on it. The force in the wire Increases uniformly in magnitude from zero to F to produce an extension e

The average force on the wire =0+F/2=F/2

Work done W=average force ×extension 1/2Fe

This is stored as the strain energy in the wire. Let A be the cross sectional area of the wire then the energy stored or strain energy in the wire

W=1/2Fe=1/2×F/A×e/L×AL

W=1/2×stress×strain×volume of the wire

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