Find the change in length of a wire 5m long and 1 mm in cross-section when the stretching force is 10 kg-wt. Y = 4.9 x 101N/m2, and g=9.8 m/s.8.

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Find the change in length of a wire 5m long and 1 mm² in cross- section when the stretching force is 10 kg-wt. Y = 4.9 x 101 N/m², and g=9.8 m/s?.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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