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A circular rod of cross-sectional area 100
square millimeter has a tensile force of 100
* kN applied to it. The stress in the rod is
1
MPa
1 GPa
1 kPa
100 MPa
* Hooke's law is applicable within
Elastic limit O
Plastic limit
Fracture point
Ultimate strength
The measure of randomness or disorder in
* the universe
Enthalpy
Gibbs free energy
Entropy
None above

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