15. What is the strain energy stored in a body of volume V with normal stress o, due to a gradually applied load? where E is modulus of elasticity. (A) 0²V²/2E (B) o²V/4E (C) o²V/2E (D) o²V/E (E) 0²V²/4E

15. What is the strain energy stored in a body of volume V with normal stress o, due to a gradually applied load? where E is modulus of elasticity. (A) 0²V²/2E (B) o²V/4E (C) o²V/2E (D) o²V/E (E) 0²V²/4E

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(B) o²V/4E
(C) o²V/2E
(D) o²V/E
(E) 0²V²/4E

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