A 1.02den silk fiber has reached its maximumtenacity value.How many grams (force) would it take torupture such fiber when dry?Provide your answer with two (2) decimalpositions and no unitAnswer:

Given Data The linear density is:ρ=1.02 den To find: How many grams force wolud it take to rupture…

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