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[" Exairis 6.A rubber string 10mlong is suspended from a "],[" rigid support at its one end.Calculate the extension in the "],[" string due to its own weight.The density of rubber is "],[1.5times10^(3)kgm^(-3)" and Young's modulus for the rubber is "],[5times10^(6)Nm^(-2)." Take "g=10Nkg^(-1).quad " [Dethi o3] "]

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