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Question
A and B are two steel wires and the radius of A is twice that of B. If they are stretched by the same load, then the stress on B is .....
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four times that of A.
two times that of A.
three times that of A.
same as that of A.
Solution
four times that of A.
(rA=2rB) ............(1)
`therefore stress=F/A`
`stress prop1/r^2`
`therefore (stress_A)/(stress_b)=r_B^2/r_A^2`
`"Stress of B"=r_A^2/r_B^2 xx " stress of "A`
`"Stress of B"=(2r_B)^2/r_B^2 xx " stress of "A` .............. from equation 1
`"Stress of B"=(4r_B^2)/r_B^2 xx " stress of "A`
`"Stress on B"=4* "Stress on A"`
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