Refer to figure 1 and table 9.1. A force of 1.08x10° N is applied on an object over an area of 0.030 m?. If the strain the object experiences is 4.0x104, what is the object's elastic modulus? What is the material's composition?

Refer to figure 1 and table 9.1. A force of 1.08x10° N is applied on an object over an area of 0.030 m?. If the strain the object experiences is 4.0x104, what is the object's elastic modulus? What is the material's composition?

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area of 0.030 m?. If the strain the object experiences is 4.0x104, what is the object's
elastic modulus? What is the material's composition?

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