Elasticity and Deforming Force Quiz

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A body that regains its original shape only if the deforming force is large
A body that does not regain its original shape after the removal of deforming force
A body that regains its original shape only if the deforming force is small
A body that regains its original shape completely after the removal of deforming force irrespective of its magnitude (correct)

A body that remains deformed after removing deforming force
A body having the property of regaining its original shape after removing deforming force (correct)
A body that cannot regain its original shape after removing deforming force
A body that changes shape when a deforming force is applied

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<p>When a force is applied to a body and there is change in the shape of the body (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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A perfectly elastic body is an idealized object that regains its original shape and size completely when the external force is removed, with no energy loss during deformation and recovery.
A perfectly rigid body is an idealized object that maintains its shape and size unchanged, even when an external force is applied, with no deformation occurring.
An elastic body is an object that regains its original shape and size partially when the external force is removed, with some energy lost during deformation and recovery.

Restoring force is the internal force developed within an object that tries to return it to its original shape and size after deformation, opposing the deformation caused by an external force.
A deforming force is an external force that causes a change in the shape or size of an object, resulting in deformation.