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calculate the stress applied to the wire having mass per unit length 0.1g per cm and density is 7 g per cm^3 when 10 g weight attach to the free end


Nikita Nitin Bhalerao 21st Nov, 2019
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Khushi 1st Dec, 2019

hello!!

since we know that,

stress=f/a,

here f=mg,and

also we know that,d=m/v ; v=m/d

if we divide v=m/d with 'l'on both sides we get, v/l=m/dl;

since,v=l^3

we have ,

l^2=m/d*l;

we get area by m/d*l;

now apply this on stress=f/a.

thank you,hope this helps you!!


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