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Two rods of the same length are kept in between two rigid supports and their temperatures are increased by the same amount. What will be the relation between the Young's moduli and coefficients of linear expansion of the rods, for equal thermal stresses generated in them?

A

`Y_(1)/Y_(2)=alpha_(1)/alpha_(2)`

B

`Y_(1)/Y_(2)=sqrt(alpha_(1)/alpha_(2))`

C

`Y_(1)/Y_(2)=alpha_(2)/alpha_(1)`

D

`Y_(1)/Y_(2)=sqrt(alpha_(2)/alpha_(1))`

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