The deformation per unit length is calledO(A) Tensile stressO(B) Compressive stressOCC) Shear stressO(D) Strain

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The deformation per unit length is called C(A) Tensile stress O(B) Compressive stress OCC) Shear stress O(D) Strain

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OCC) Shear stress
O(D) Strain

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