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Standard IX

Physics

Variation of g with Height

A rubber cord...

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A rubber cord 10m is suspended vertically.How much does it stretch under its own weight(density of rubber is 1500kgm^{-3 },γ= 5×10^{8 }Nm^{-2} g=10ms^{-2})

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