Physics, asked by mapuiia5s, 1 month ago

what force is required to stretch a copper wire 1cm² in cross section to double its length? young's modulus (Y) for copper is 1.26 × 10¹² Dyne/cm².

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Answers

Answered by AbhinavJoemon
1

Answer: Given that,

Young modulus Y=1.26×10  

12

dyne/cm

Area A=1cm  

2

 

As the length of the wire is doubled, the change in length is equal to its

original length.

If L is the original length

Then, Δl=l

We know that,

 Y=  

A×ΔL

F×L

 

F=Y×A

F=0.126×10  

12

×1×10  

−4

 

F=1.2×10  

7

N

Hence, the force is 1.2×10  

7

N  

Explanation:

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