write hooke's law when an object is under tension or compression
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stress is equal to strain
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- according to Hooke's law stress = strain
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Hooke's law
Explanation:
Hooke's law;
According to Hooke's law ,the force required to elongate a elastic object is directly proportional to the extension in that objects. This law is given by Robert Hooke in 17th century.
If the elastic object is spring ,then
F = - K x
Where ,
F=required force
K=Spring constant
x= Extension or compression in the spring
Hook's law can also be explained as follows:
According to Hook's law , stress is directly proportional to the strain up to elastic limit of material.
Stress = Strain X Modulus of elasticity
σ = E ε
σ ==Stress
E=Modulus of elasticity
ε=Strain
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