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Springs are generally made of steel but not of copper and alluminium - explain the reason .

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  2. The elasticity of glass is more than that of rubber - Explain .

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  7. Why do spring balances show wrong reading after long use ?

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  9. A steel wire 4 m in length and 2.4*10^(-7)m^2in cross - section is str...

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