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A rubber of volume 2000 cc is alternatel...


A rubber of volume 2000 cc is alternately subjected to tension and released. The figure shown the stress-strain curve of rubber. Each curve is a quadrant of an ellipse. The amount of energy lost as heat per cycle per unit volume will be

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