Please solve without using calculus, no integrals. **Understanding the Force Due to a Solid Body Being Compressed or Stretched****Force in the x Direction**The force \((Fe)\), not just its magnitude, due to a solid body being compressed or stretched in the x direction, is given by:\[ F_e = -\frac{EA}{L} \Delta L \]**Explanation of Terms**- **E**: The object's Young's modulus, a measure of the stiffness of the material.- **A**: The cross-sectional area of the object.- **L**: The resting length of the object.- **ΔL**: The change in length of the object due to the force \(F_e\).**Task**Given the similarities between the force equation for \(F_e \) and Hooke's law, determine the expression for the potential energy stored in a stressed solid body.For a solid body experiencing stress due to compression or stretching, the potential energy is a vital concept, linking material properties and the applied force to the deformation experienced by the body.Understanding these relationships allows us to predict the behavior of materials under various forces, ensuring safety and functionality in engineering and scientific applications.

A bar is subjected to a Force F bar has cross section area A and length L.⇒ Suppose during the…

2. The force (not just its magnitude) due to a solid body being compressed/stretched in the direction is given by Fe = -BAAL EA ΔΙ where E is the object's Young's modulus, A is its cross-sectional area, L is its resting length, and AL is the resulting change in the the object's length due to the force Fe. From the similarities between Fe and Hooke's law, write down the expression for the potential energy stored in a stressed solid body.

2. The force (not just its magnitude) due to a solid body being compressed/stretched in the direction is given by Fe = -BAAL EA ΔΙ where E is the object's Young's modulus, A is its cross-sectional area, L is its resting length, and AL is the resulting change in the the object's length due to the force Fe. From the similarities between Fe and Hooke's law, write down the expression for the potential energy stored in a stressed solid body.

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