When a force is applied to the free end of a metal wire, metal wire undergoes
(A) longitudinal and lateral extension.
(B) longitudinal extension and lateral contraction
(C) longitudinal contraction and lateral extension.
(D) longitudinal and lateral contraction.
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B) Longitudinal extent ion and lateral contraction
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option (B) is the correct answer
Explanation:
- option (b) is the correct answer
- When a force is applied to the free end of a metal wire, longitudinal extension and lateral contraction take place.
- An elastic material's longitudinal extension is quite tiny. The material must be in the shape of a long thin wire in order to have an appreciable change.
- lateral contraction occurs When a body is subjected to longitudinal stress, it will stretch in the stress's direction while contracting in the transverse or lateral direction (in the case of tensile stress).
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