A wire can sustain maximum weight of 100 kg, if now the wire is cut into two equal parts. Calculate the weight each part can hold upto:

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A wire can sustain maximum weight of 100 kg, if now the wire is cut into two equal parts. Calculate the weight each part can hold upto: (A) 100 kg (B) 40 kg (C) 200 kg (D) 50 kg

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Breaking stress =( text Maximum force / text Area of cross - section ) It does not depend on length

Q. A wire can sustain maximum weight of 100 kg, if now the wire is cut into two equal parts. Calculate the weight each part can hold upto:

100 kg

40 kg

200 kg

50 kg

Breaking stress $= \frac{Maximum force}{Area of cross - section}$ It does not depend on length

Q. A wire can sustain maximum weight of 100 kg, if now the wire is cut into two equal parts. Calculate the weight each part can hold upto:

100 kg

40 kg

200 kg

50 kg

Breaking stress = Area of cross - section Maximum force ​ It does not depend on length

Breaking stress $= \frac{Maximum force}{Area of cross - section}$ It does not depend on length