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The Young's modulus of a rope of 10 m le...

The Young's modulus of a rope of 10 m length and having diameter of 2 cm is `20xx10^(11)` dyne `cm^(-2)` . If the elongation produced in the rope is 1 cm, the force applied on the rope is

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