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37. An elastic string, of natural length 3 m and modulus 12 N, has been extended to a length of 4 m. The clastic energy stored in the string is A 2J B 32 J С 4] D 64 J

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17. An elastic string, of natural length 3 m and
modulus 12 N, has been extended to a length of
4 m. The elastic energy stored in the string is
A 2J
B 32 J
C 4J
D 64 J

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