How to get the elongation with modulus of elasticity as the given?

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The discussion centers on calculating elongation using the modulus of elasticity, specifically referencing Hooke's Law. The formula provided is F = kx, where F represents the force applied, k is the modulus (spring constant), and x denotes the extension of the spring. This relationship allows for the determination of elongation when the force and modulus are known. Understanding this principle is essential for applications involving elastic materials and spring mechanics.

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How can I get the elongation if I'm given with only the modulus of elasticity?
what will be the formula?

THnx..
 
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Are you talking about the extension of a spring? (Hooke's law?)

Hooke's law is [itex]F = kx[/itex]

where F is the force applied to the spring, k is the modulus (spring constant), and x is the extension of the spring from its natural length.
 

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