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Two wires made of the same material and of same area of cross-section are 1 m and 2 m long respectively. If a force required to change the length of 1 m wire by 1 cm is `F_(1)`, the the force required to change the length of 2m wire by 1 cm will be

A

`F_(1)//4`

B

`F_(1)//2`

C

`F_(1)`

D

`2F_(1)`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`F=(Yal)/(L), F_(1)=(YA)/(1)xx0.1 and F_(2)=(YA)/(2)xx0.1`
`therefore F_(2)=(F_(1))/(2)`
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