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assertion:streching of a coil depends upon its shear modulus reason:When shear stress is applied
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assertion:streching of a coil depends upon its shear modulus reason:When shear stress is applied to a solid it is deformed by its shape changing not its sizePlease explain


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i think answer is that assertion and reason both are true but the reason doesnt explain the assertion... this is because when coil is stretched, the force is tangential to the surface of the coil.. hence, shear modulus determines the stretching of the coil... plzz correct me if wrong..
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17 Feb 2009 10:04:15 IST
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i agree wid sir.

both asser. and reason. is correct but not correct explanationn!

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17 Feb 2009 10:05:01 IST
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both A n R are true and R is not the correct explanation.
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dear anubha,

stretching a coil depends upon its shear modulus. which is a measure of  rigidity of its shape. so both A & R are correct but R is not correct explanation.




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