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A wire is 3 meters long and O.3cm. in diameter. What is the tension of the wire if it is elongated 0.2cm (Hint (Y=3×10^11 N/m^2 1200 N/m^2 1310 N/m^2 O 1513 N/m^2 O 1413 N/m^2 O

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