The wire has a diameter of 0.84 mm and a natural length of 3.5 m. Use the graph to determine: a the Young modulus of the wire b the extension of the wire when the stress is 0.60 GPa the force that causes the wire to break, assuming that the cross-sectional area of the wire remains constant d. the energy stored when the wire has a stress of 0.60 GPa. C1

The wire has a diameter of 0.84 mm and a natural length of 3.5 m. Use the graph to determine: a the Young modulus of the wire b the extension of the wire when the stress is 0.60 GPa the force that causes the wire to break, assuming that the cross-sectional area of the wire remains constant d. the energy stored when the wire has a stress of 0.60 GPa. C1

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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