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A stretching wire has a Young's modulus Y and energy density E. The strain in a stretching wire is

A

`(2E)/(Y)`

B

`(4E)/(Y)`

C

`sqrt (E/Y)`

D

`sqrt((2E)/Y)`

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D
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