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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Elastic energy per unit volume = (½ Fx) / AL.
= Sx / 2L [F / A = S]
= S {strain} / 2
[Young modulus, E = stress S / strain. So, strain = S / E]

Elastic energy per unit volume = SS / 2E = S2 / 2E
 
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Why B?
Don't the wheels exert a force shown by red?
So shouldn't the force by road be D (shown in blue)?
So why is it B??
 
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