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A Copper wire and steel of the same diameter and length are connected end to end and a force is applied, which stretches their combined length by 1 cm. The two wires will have

A

the same stress and strain

B

 the same stress but different strain

C

 the same strain but different stress

D

different strains and stress

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B

Stress `=(Y)/(A)`
As each wire is of same diameter, hence the area of cross-sections is same for both the wires. As both the wires have the same force (F) and same area of cross-section (A), therefore, stress is same for both the wire.
As Young's modulus, `Y =("Stress")/("Strain") ` or `"Strain "=("Stress")/("Y")`
As Y id different for both the wire , therefore strain is different for the both the wires.
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