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Standard XII
Chemistry
Longest Chain Rule
When a load o...
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When a load of
10
kg is suspended on wire, its length increase by
2
mm. constant of the wire is.
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Solution
m
a
s
s
=
10
k
g
Increase in length =
2
m
m
.
Force constant , k = ?
We know the formula ,
F
=
k
(
L
2
−
L
1
)
m
g
=
k
(
L
2
−
L
!
)
k
=
(
10
×
9.8
)
2
×
10
−
3
k
=
98
2
×
10
−
3
k
=
49000
N
m
−
1
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