Physics, asked by yadavpromod11, 1 year ago

The length of wire is 1m and area of cross- section is 0.5mm².If in increasing its length by 0.1mm, the work done is 5×10⁴, then calculate the Young's modulus of the material of the wire

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Answered by Ayeshafa

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The change in length will be the displacement caused by the work done.

So we take out force from the work done equation and substitute in Young's modulus equation.

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