Find the minimum diameter of a (50 m)- long nylon string that will stretch no more than (1 cm) when a load of (70 kg) is suspended from its lower end. Assume that .the Young modulus equals to 3.51*10° N/m²

Find the minimum diameter of a (50 m)- long nylon string that will stretch no more than (1 cm) when a load of (70 kg) is suspended from its lower end. Assume that .the Young modulus equals to 3.51*10° N/m²

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Find the minimum diameter of a (50 m)-
long nylon string that will stretch no more
than (1 cm) when a load of (70 kg) is
suspended from its lower end. Assume that
.the Young modulus equals to 3.51*10° N/m²

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