A uniform steel wire of length 3 m andarea of cross section 2 mm² is extended through3 mm. Calculate the energy stored in the wire,if the elastic limit is not exceeded. (Ysteel = 20 x%3D1010 N/m?).

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To find- Energy stored (E)=? Given- Length (L)=3 m Area (A)=2 mm2=2 ×10-6 m2 Extension (l)=3…

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