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What does the Elasticity Modulus measure in materials?
What does the Elasticity Modulus measure in materials?
- The temperature stability of a material
- The density of a material under pressure
- The ability of a material to return to its original shape after deformation (correct)
- The thermal conductivity of a material
Which formula is commonly used to calculate the Elasticity Modulus?
Which formula is commonly used to calculate the Elasticity Modulus?
- E = rac{ ext{strain}}{ ext{change in length}}
- E = rac{ ext{stress}}{ ext{strain}} (correct)
- E = ext{mass} imes ext{acceleration}
- E = ext{pressure} imes ext{volume}
If a material has a high Elasticity Modulus, what can be inferred about its properties?
If a material has a high Elasticity Modulus, what can be inferred about its properties?
- It is lightweight and low in density
- It is rigid and does not easily deform (correct)
- It is ductile and can easily deform
- It has high thermal expansion
In solving problems involving Elasticity Modulus, which parameter is NOT typically considered?
In solving problems involving Elasticity Modulus, which parameter is NOT typically considered?
When calculating the Elasticity Modulus, which of the following is true?
When calculating the Elasticity Modulus, which of the following is true?
What characteristic do materials with large plastic deformation exhibit before fracture?
What characteristic do materials with large plastic deformation exhibit before fracture?
Which property is essential for a cable designed to absorb energy or shock?
Which property is essential for a cable designed to absorb energy or shock?
Why is the ability to absorb shock important in certain materials?
Why is the ability to absorb shock important in certain materials?
When a material exhibits large plastic deformation, what occurs just before it breaks?
When a material exhibits large plastic deformation, what occurs just before it breaks?
What is a primary focus of the study of stress as described?
What is a primary focus of the study of stress as described?
Which statement best describes the nature of forces involved in stress?
Which statement best describes the nature of forces involved in stress?
What is a common application of materials that exhibit large plastic deformation?
What is a common application of materials that exhibit large plastic deformation?
What does the study of stress investigate?
What does the study of stress investigate?
What role do externally applied forces play in the concept of stress?
What role do externally applied forces play in the concept of stress?
Why is understanding stress important in mechanics?
Why is understanding stress important in mechanics?
What is the pressure at which the sphere is submerged?
What is the pressure at which the sphere is submerged?
What is the initial volume of the sphere in air?
What is the initial volume of the sphere in air?
At what depth is the sphere submerged if the pressure is 2 x 10^7 N/m²?
At what depth is the sphere submerged if the pressure is 2 x 10^7 N/m²?
Which factor is most likely to influence the change in volume of the sphere once submerged?
Which factor is most likely to influence the change in volume of the sphere once submerged?
What will likely happen to the volume of the sphere when submerged in the ocean?
What will likely happen to the volume of the sphere when submerged in the ocean?
What is the cross-sectional area of the wire calculated in the solution?
What is the cross-sectional area of the wire calculated in the solution?
What stress value is derived from the given force and cross-sectional area?
What stress value is derived from the given force and cross-sectional area?
How is strain defined in the example provided?
How is strain defined in the example provided?
What value of Young's modulus (E) is given in the solution?
What value of Young's modulus (E) is given in the solution?
In the given example, what is the displacement of the cube of gelatin due to a tangential force?
In the given example, what is the displacement of the cube of gelatin due to a tangential force?
Study Notes
Stress
- Stress is defined as the internal resistance of a material to the external forces applied to it.
- Stress is measured in units of pascals (Pa) or newtons per square meter (N/m²).
- The formula for stress is: Stress = Force / Area
Elasticity Modulus
- The Elasticity Modulus (also known as Young's Modulus) is a material property that represents its stiffness.
- It describes the relationship between stress and strain.
- It is defined as the ratio of stress to strain in the elastic region of a material's behavior.
- The formula for Elasticity Modulus: E = Stress / Strain
- The units of Elasticity Modulus are the same as the units of stress: pascals (Pa) or newtons per square meter (N/m²).
- A higher Elasticity Modulus indicates a stiffer material.
- A lower Elasticity Modulus indicates a more flexible material.
Example Problem
- A wire with a diameter of 2.2 mm is subjected to a force of 380 N. The wire stretches by 0.1 mm.
- The cross-sectional area of the wire is calculated using the formula for the area of a circle: A = πD²/4
- The stress is calculated by dividing the force by the cross-sectional area.
- The strain is calculated by dividing the change in length by the original length.
- The Elasticity Modulus is calculated by dividing the stress by the strain.
- In the example, the Elasticity Modulus is found to be 120 x 10⁹ Pa.
Gelatin Cube
- A gelatin cube with sides of 5.0 cm undergoes a displacement of 0.64 cm on its upper surface due to a tangential force.
- This displacement represents a strain, which can be calculated as the change in length divided by the original length.
Sphere in Ocean
- A sphere with a volume of 0.5 m³ is submerged in the ocean to a depth where the pressure is 2 x 10⁷ N/m².
- The pressure on the sphere causes a change in volume.
- The change in volume can be determined by applying the appropriate formula for volumetric changes due to pressure.
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Test your understanding of material stress and elasticity modulus in this quiz. Explore the concepts of stress, the elasticity modulus, and practical application through example problems. Perfect for students studying material science or mechanics.
