Physics Mechanical Properties of Solids
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Young's modulus is property of material of wire and it is independent of geometrical factors.
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As temperature increases, strain increases
Elasticity decreases
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This refers to the highest limit of pressure which the body can tolerate in order to regain its original shape after removing the pressure. If the pressure exceeds the elastic limit, the body will never be able to regain its original shape agian. example: rubber stretching.
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This is the case of fluids or gases. In such scenarios, the material does not have any limit to its flexibility and can be deformed to any extent. Such materials do not possess any stiffness and cannot regain their original form as they show no resistance towards any kind of pressure.
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