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The tensile stress of a wire depends upon:(a) Length of the wire(b) Radius of the wire(c) Shape of the cross-section of the wire(d) Nature of the material of the wire
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Step 1: Tensile stress σ = Force / Cross-sectional area (σ = F/A). Show more…
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