Physics, asked by kanikagauba3051, 1 year ago

The symbols, Y,K and h represent the Young's modulus, bulk modulus and rigidity modulus of the material of a body. If h = 3K, then

Y = 2.5K
Y = 3.5K
Y = 4.5K
Y = 9/5K

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Answered by Akhilrajp
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Y = 4.5 k is answer of your question
Answered by ajajit9217
0

Answer:

Y = 4.5K is the correct option.

Explanation:

We know that Y = \frac{9BS}{S+3B}

where Y = Young's modulus / modulus of elasticity

           B = Bulk modulus

           S = Shear modulus / modulus of rigidity

According to the representation given here, the formula becomes:

Y = \frac{9Kh}{h+3K}

It is given that h = 3K

Therefore, on substitution,

=> Y = \frac{9K*3K}{3K+3K}

       = \frac{27K^2}{6K}

       = \frac{9K}{2}

       = 4.5K

Therefore, Y = 4.5K is the correct option.

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