Calculate Wire Bending as Function of Length & Mass

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The discussion centers on calculating wire bending as a function of length and mass. It is established that wire bending is influenced by multiple factors beyond just mass, including material properties and geometry. The user successfully reached a valid solution, indicating that the problem can be resolved with appropriate considerations of these factors.

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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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