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Question 17

Four wires, A, B, C, and D, are made of different materials and have different dimensions. Which combination of properties will produce the largest extension when the same tensile force is applied to each wire?

Cross-sectional area $0.5 S$ , Length $2 L$ , Young modulus $E$

Cross-sectional area $S$ , Length $3 L$ , Young modulus $2 E$

Cross-sectional area $2 S$ , Length $4 L$ , Young modulus $E$

Cross-sectional area $2 S$ , Length $L$ , Young modulus $0.5 E$

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Question 17

Four wires, A, B, C, and D, are made of different materials and have different dimensions. Which combination of properties will produce the largest extension when the same tensile force is applied to each wire?

Cross-sectional area $0.5 S$ , Length $2 L$ , Young modulus $E$

Cross-sectional area $S$ , Length $3 L$ , Young modulus $2 E$

Cross-sectional area $2 S$ , Length $4 L$ , Young modulus $E$

Cross-sectional area $2 S$ , Length $L$ , Young modulus $0.5 E$

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