arlery said:How can I solve this?
% contraction is contraction/original lenght*100 = strain*100
fine the area by pie*(d/2)^2
tention/area=stress
stress/young modulus = strain
strain*100=ans
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arlery said:How can I solve this?
Saturation said:I have no idea! why isn't it A?
Betelgeuse said:@arlery..
Look when trolley of mass 2kg moves with 2ms-1 to the left, that shows that trolley of mass 1kg moves to the right with a velocity of 4ms-1 ...
Now add the individual kinetic energies to get 12 joule ..
nidzzz09 said:Saturation said:I have no idea! why isn't it A?
Ans : C
but iDk i guess yu luk the other way around
nidzzz09 said:
Saturation said:nidzzz09 said:Saturation said:I have no idea! why isn't it A?
Ans : C
but iDk i guess yu luk the other way around
lol, there has to be a way though..
arlery said:Betelgeuse said:@arlery..
Look when trolley of mass 2kg moves with 2ms-1 to the left, that shows that trolley of mass 1kg moves to the right with a velocity of 4ms-1 ...
Now add the individual kinetic energies to get 12 joule ..
How do we know it moves with 4ms-1 to the right?
arlery said:How do we get 12J as the answer?
Saturation said:I have no idea! why isn't it A?
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