When a tensile load (F) is applied to a solid homogeneous rod, the rod undergoes a change in length (AL) within its elastic region of proportionality, The strain energy (U) can be calculated using the following equation: U = (FAL)/2 Which one of the equations is an alternative equation for strain energy (U) when derived from the equation above using Young's modulus (E) and the rod's cross-sectional area (A)? Select one: O a. U = (F²A /2LE) O b. U = (F²L /2AE) O c.U = (F²AL /2EAL)

When a tensile load (F) is applied to a solid homogeneous rod, the rod undergoes a change in length (AL) within its elastic region of proportionality, The strain energy (U) can be calculated using the following equation: U = (FAL)/2 Which one of the equations is an alternative equation for strain energy (U) when derived from the equation above using Young's modulus (E) and the rod's cross-sectional area (A)? Select one: O a. U = (F²A /2LE) O b. U = (F²L /2AE) O c.U = (F²AL /2EAL)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter14: Static Equilibrium, Elasticity, And Fracture

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