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When we try to deform or compress an object a certain reduction in volume dV takes place.
If V is original volume, then strain=VdV. Since strain is a ratio of two similar quantities, it has no unit.
When a force dFis applied to the surface to compress it, then the restoring force generated by the body becomes equal to the applied force, in equilibrium. If A is the surface area, then this is called as stress.
stress=AdF=dP since force per unit area is pressure.
strainstress=K where K is known as Bulk Modulus of elasticity.
If stress is less, easier will it be to compress the object.
Hence compressibility=K1
Thus compressibility is the reciprocal of Bulk Modulus.
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