Elasticity can be defined as that property of materials by which A) they regain their original length but not the size when the deforming forces are removed. the elongation is indirectly proportional to the force applied. the elongation is limited by the force applied to it. they regain their original shape and size when the deforming forces are removed.

Elasticity can be defined as that property of materials by which A) they regain their original length but not the size when the deforming forces are removed. the elongation is indirectly proportional to the force applied. the elongation is limited by the force applied to it. they regain their original shape and size when the deforming forces are removed.

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