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A wire of cross sectional ara A at temmperature T is held taut with negligible tension between two ridig supports . If the wire is cooled to a temperature `(T-DeltaT)`, what tension is developed in the wire? The coefficient of linear expansion is `alpha` and the Young's modulus of the wires is Y

`Y A alpha DeltaT`

`(Y alpha DeltaT)/A`

`(A alpha DeltaT)Y`

`(YA)/(alpha DeltaT)`

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