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ajayguhan
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I know that I'm wrong but couldn't find where I'm
Stress=internal force /area
When the body is in equilibrium, force applied equals internal force.therefore stress=force applied/area
Let us stretch a rod by two equal and opposite force.,say f and -f...thus total force is zero
Stress= force applied/area
Stress=0 , since total force applied is zero
When we stretch a rod, there is a stress. How come it came zero for me...?
Thanks in advance.
Stress=internal force /area
When the body is in equilibrium, force applied equals internal force.therefore stress=force applied/area
Let us stretch a rod by two equal and opposite force.,say f and -f...thus total force is zero
Stress= force applied/area
Stress=0 , since total force applied is zero
When we stretch a rod, there is a stress. How come it came zero for me...?
Thanks in advance.