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For an elastic stretched wire, the ratio...

For an elastic stretched wire, the ratio of its elastic potential energy and the energy density of the wire is equal to

A

stress in the wire

B

Young's modulus of the material of the wire

C

strain in the wire

D

volume of the wire

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