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If the ratio of lenghts, radi and Young's moduli of steel and brass wires are `a,b` and `c` respectively their respective loads are in the ratio `3:2` then the corresponding ratio of increases in their lenghts would be

A

`(2 a^(2) c)/(b)`

B

`(3a)/(2b^(2) c)`

C

`(3ac)/(b^(2))`

D

`(3c)/(2ab^(2))`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`Delta l = (FL)/(AY) rArr (Delta l_(S))/(Delta l_(B)) = ((F_(S))/(F_(B))) ((L_(S))/(L_(B))) ((A_(B))/(A_(S))) ((Y_(B))/(Y_(S)))`
`= ((3)/(2)) (a) ((1)/(b^(2))) ((1)/(c)) = (3a)/(2b^(2)c)`
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