What amount of mass (in kg) hung on a 20 gauge steel wire will cause it to experience an elastic strain of 0.10%? (Use Y = 20 x 10^10 N/m^2 for steel and 0.640 mm diameter for 20 gauge wire.)
strain = 0.1% = 0.001
Y = stress/strain
stress = strain x Y = 0.001 x 20x10^10 = 20x10^7 N/m^2
but stress = weight/area
20x10^7 = weight/(3.14 x (0.64x10^-3)^2)
weight = 257.23 N
weight = mg
m = weight/g = 257.23/9.81 = 26.22 kg
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