Show all working explaining detailly each step B43 (a) For moderate loads, most metals areelastic. What is meant by the term clastic?(b) The graph shows a stress-strain diagramfor a steel wire, of cross-section area0.80 x 10 m, that is stretched to itselastic limit L.1.41.2Stress/10 Pa1.00.60.40.23 4 5Strain/106 728Use this graph to estimate:(i) the Young modulus of steel;(ii) the tension in the wire at its elasticlimit L;(ii) the maximum elastic strain energythat can be stored in unit volume(1.0m') of steel.(0, '91)

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B43 (a) For moderate loads, most metals are elastic. What is meant by the term clastic? (b) The graph shows a stress-strain diagram for a steel wire, of cross-section area 0.80 x 10 *m, that is stretched to its clastic limit I. 1.4 1.2 Stress 10P. 1.0 0.6 04 02 2 3 4 5 Strain/10 Use this graph to estimate: (i) the Young modulus of steel; (ii) the tension in the wire at its elastic limit L; (iii) the maximum elastic strain energy that can be stored in unit volume (1.0m') of steel. (0, '91]

B43 (a) For moderate loads, most metals are elastic. What is meant by the term clastic? (b) The graph shows a stress-strain diagram for a steel wire, of cross-section area 0.80 x 10 *m, that is stretched to its clastic limit I. 1.4 1.2 Stress 10P. 1.0 0.6 04 02 2 3 4 5 Strain/10 Use this graph to estimate: (i) the Young modulus of steel; (ii) the tension in the wire at its elastic limit L; (iii) the maximum elastic strain energy that can be stored in unit volume (1.0m') of steel. (0, '91]

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