Physics, asked by ish22, 11 months ago

When a wire of length 10 m is subjected to a force
of 100 N along its length, the lateral strain
produced is 0.01 10-3 m. The Poisson's ratio
was found to be 04. If the area of cross-section of
wire is 0025 m. its Young's modulus is​

Answers

Answered by kirti6352
36

Answer:

1.6*10^8 Nm^-2

Explanation:

Poisson ratio = lateral strain /longitudianl strain.

I.e;

longitudianl strain. =lateral strain / Poissons ratio.

=0.01*10^-3/0.4

Young modules Y = normal stress / longitudianal strain

Y = F /A *(0.01*10^-3/0.4)

Y = 100 *0.4/0.025*0.01*10^-3 Nm^2

Y= 1.6*10^8 Nm^-2

Answered by 7d345
10

Answer:

1.6*10^8 Nm^-2

Explanation:

Poisson ratio = lateral strain /longitudianl strain.

I.e;

longitudianl strain. =lateral strain / Poissons ratio.

=0.01*10^-3/0.4

Young modules Y = normal stress / longitudianal strain

Y = F /A *(0.01*10^-3/0.4)

Y = 100 *0.4/0.025*0.01*10^-3 Nm^2

Y= 1.6*10^8 Nm^-2

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