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[" 1.Calculate the percentage increases in length of a wire of diameter "2.5mm" stretched "],[" by a force of "100Kg" weight.Young's modulus of elasticity "=12.5times10^(11)dyne/cm^(2)],[[1Kg=9.8times10^(5)dyne]]

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