EXERCISE 2 A hollow cylinder has length 50.0 cm, internal diameter 5.0 cm and external diameter 6.0 cm. A force of magnitude 1.0 kN acts at each end of cylinder so that the cylinder is being compressed. Determine the compression of cylinder. ( Young's modulus for the material of the Cylinder = 7.0x10'º Nm²² ) Answer: 8.3x106 m

EXERCISE 2 A hollow cylinder has length 50.0 cm, internal diameter 5.0 cm and external diameter 6.0 cm. A force of magnitude 1.0 kN acts at each end of cylinder so that the cylinder is being compressed. Determine the compression of cylinder. ( Young's modulus for the material of the Cylinder = 7.0x10'º Nm²² ) Answer: 8.3x106 m

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The density of a substance refers to how much matter is present in a given amount of space. It is expressed as the ratio of the mass of the substance to its volume.

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Answer: 3.2×10-4 J
EXERCISE 2
A hollow cylinder has length 50.0 cm, internal diameter 5.0
cm and external diameter 6.0 cm. A force of magnitude 1.0
kN acts at each end of cylinder so that the cylinder is being
compressed. Determine the compression of cylinder.
( Young's modulus for the material of the
Cylinder = 7.0x101º Nm-² )
Answer: 8.3×10-6 m
EXERCISE 3
A wire of length 0.50 m is fixed horizontally between two
supports separated by 0.50 m. When a mass of 8.0 kg
hangs from the middle of the wire, the mid-point sags by
1.00 cm. The diameter of the wire is 2.8 mm. Calculate the
Young's modulus of the wire.
(Given g = 9.81 m s-2)
Answer: 1.99 × 10* Pu

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