Calculate the Young's modulus for the given wire when a load of 2000 N is hung from the wire? The stretched length of the wire is 6.50x103 m and the cross-sectional area of the wire is 1 cm2 and the original length of the wire 4.00 m (a) 1.23 Pa (b) 1.23x 1010 Pa (c) 0.002 x 1010 Pa (d) 1.23x 1012 Pa

Calculate the Young's modulus for the given wire when a load of 2000 N is hung from the wire? The stretched length of the wire is 6.50x103 m and the cross-sectional area of the wire is 1 cm2 and the original length of the wire 4.00 m (a) 1.23 Pa (b) 1.23x 1010 Pa (c) 0.002 x 1010 Pa (d) 1.23x 1012 Pa

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