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Kabo111
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In poisson's ratio
If we are stretching a a 3d rectangle
L is hight
A,B are the length and width
Starching it in the L direction so that's the longitudinal strain we are making
Why does the transverse strain in the "a " side equals the strain in "b" side
So like that we can both use ∆a/a or ∆b/b
To get the transverse strain ?
I mean why is ∆a/a=∆b/b ..
Please in a simple way first , sorry for bad English or typos, I'm using my phone to submit this. Thx all.
If we are stretching a a 3d rectangle
L is hight
A,B are the length and width
Starching it in the L direction so that's the longitudinal strain we are making
Why does the transverse strain in the "a " side equals the strain in "b" side
So like that we can both use ∆a/a or ∆b/b
To get the transverse strain ?
I mean why is ∆a/a=∆b/b ..
Please in a simple way first , sorry for bad English or typos, I'm using my phone to submit this. Thx all.
