In the Experiment-2 of Young's modulus, if the beam having a length of 2 m has a width of 60 mm and a depth of 3 cm. If 20 weights each of 2 N load are applied at the center of the beam and a deflection of 0.2 mm is recorded . What is the Young's modulus of the beam?

In the Experiment-2 of Young's modulus, if the beam having a length of 2 m has a width of 60 mm and a depth of 3 cm. If 20 weights each of 2 N load are applied at the center of the beam and a deflection of 0.2 mm is recorded . What is the Young's modulus of the beam?

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In the Experiment-2 of Young's modulus, if
the beam having a length of 2 m has a
width of 60 mm and a depth of 3 cm. If 20
weights each of 2 N load are applied at
the center of the beam and a deflection
of 0.2 mm is recorded . What is the
Young's modulus of the beam?
N/mm²
а.
246.9 x 10° N/mm"
-6
2
b. 246.9 x 10°N/mm
c. 246.9 x 10° N/mm-
-3
d. 246.9 x 10° N/mm
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