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Understanding the Solution to ε = xe-x2
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[QUOTE="lecammm, post: 4715858, member: 487247"] Thank you for your response, I'm sorry, I still don't understand how you are getting du/dx = ε, I understand up to the point where you say, "is related to the strain". The rest I understand, thanks! Is it just that du is the extension and dx is the original length of a segment of length? But then what is δL? Is that du? [/QUOTE]
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