Calculate Wire Bending as Function of Length & Mass

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To calculate wire bending as a function of length and mass, one must consider additional factors such as material properties, cross-sectional area, and the type of load applied. The bending of a wire is influenced by its elasticity and the moment of inertia, which are critical in determining how it will deform under stress. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding these variables beyond just mass. A valid solution was reached, indicating that the inquiry was resolved satisfactorily. Accurate calculations require a comprehensive approach to material mechanics.
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please i need an answer for this quation, if i have a wire with mass m, how can i calculate its bending as a function on the length. thanks
 
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You are aware, are you not, that this depends on much more than just the mass!
 
Thanks I reach to the valid solution, thanks a gain for you.
 
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