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(1) Which material will have a

relatively high value for Young
modulus?
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(2) What is proportional to the

extension in a stretched
spring?
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(3) What term means a material

shows a large amount of
plastic deformation for little or
no extra load?
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(4) What term means a material

shows very little plastic
deformation before fracture?
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(5) What is the term given to the

ratio of tensile stress over
tensile strain?
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(6) What is the area under a

force–extension graph equal
to?
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(7) How will the strain change if

the length doubles?
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(8) Which material will have a

relatively low value for Young
modulus?
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(9) The point beyond which the

material no longer obeys
Hooke’s Law
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(10) How will the strain change if

the stress doubles?
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(11) For a constant strain, what

must double if the length
doubles?
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(12) How do you find the Young

modulus from a force–
extension graph?
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(13) What is the term given to the

force per unit area?
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(14) What term is defined as the

extension per unit length?
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(15) What original dimension of a

wire can change without
affecting the stress?
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(16) What must the force be

divided by to calculate the
stress?
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(17) The point beyond which the

material will not return to its
original shape and size
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(18) How do you find the Young

modulus from a stress–strain
graph?
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(19) What is the area under a

stress–strain graph equal to?
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(20) The constant of

proportionality in the relation
‘extension is proportional to
the applied force’