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Which type of body cannot be deformed?
What is the change in the structure of a body due to the applied force called?
What is an example of a non-rigid body?
Which chapter in physics does the concept of mechanical properties of solids belong to?
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What does the concept of mechanical properties of solids explain?
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Study Notes
Mechanical Properties of Solids
- A rigid body is a type of body that cannot be deformed.
- The change in the structure of a body due to the applied force is called deformation.
- An example of a non-rigid body is a rubber band.
- The concept of mechanical properties of solids belongs to the chapter of Mechanics in physics.
- The concept of mechanical properties of solids explains how solids respond to external forces, such as deformation, compression, and tension.
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Test your knowledge of mechanical properties of solids with this quiz based on Chapter 8 of the physics class 11 curriculum. Explore concepts such as stress, strain, elasticity, and more. Ideal for students seeking to reinforce their understanding of this fundamental topic.
