The spring index of a helical spring is calculated by the following: (a) Ratio of wire diameter to mean coil diameter. (b) Force per unit cross-sectional area of spring (c) Force required to produce unit deflection (d)Ratio of mean coil diameter to wire diameter. Which one is correct? O a. Option (a) only O b. Option (d) only Oc. Option (b) only O d. Options (C) & (d) only

The spring index of a helical spring is calculated by the following: (a) Ratio of wire diameter to mean coil diameter. (b) Force per unit cross-sectional area of spring (c) Force required to produce unit deflection (d)Ratio of mean coil diameter to wire diameter. Which one is correct? O a. Option (a) only O b. Option (d) only Oc. Option (b) only O d. Options (C) & (d) only

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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