40. A body of weight 20 N is suspended from a fixed point O by a light elastic string of natural length 03 m and modulus of elasticity 200 N, the extension of the string is A 003 m B 03 m C 3 m D 0.12m m

40. A body of weight 20 N is suspended from a fixed point O by a light elastic string of natural length 03 m and modulus of elasticity 200 N, the extension of the string is A 003 m B 03 m C 3 m D 0.12m m

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Problem 12.10CYU: Check Your Understanding A 2.0-m-long wire stretches 1.0 mm when subjected to a load. What is the...

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A body of weight 20 N is suspended from a
fixed point O by a light elastic string of natural length 03
m and modulus of elasticity 200 N, the extension of the
string is
A 003 m
B 03 m
C 3m
D 0.12m m

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