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what is meant by stress.
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Answer / a.feroz khan
Stress (mechanics), the average amount of force exerted per
unit area. It is the internal resistance a material offers
to being deformed and is measured in terms of the applied load.
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Answer / prabhukumar.b
The internal resistance offered by the material aganist the
deformation is called strees.
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Answer / jayakrishna
stress is an internal faactor of the material is produced
after straing effect of the body only
eg when the force acting on the body at unit area then the
material will undergoes strain ie (change in dimensions of
the body) then body exhibit some resistance to oppose
that force . the resistance of force is called stress .
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Answer / jignesh
stress is equal to force devided by area.it's unit is n/mm2.
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Answer / adinarayana kopparthi
force acting on the unit area is called stress. f=p/a
units n/mm2
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Answer / karthik
What is the difference between STRESS & PRESSURE??
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Answer / m.jegan
Stress is force per unit Area. That means the force which is
acting on the unit area.
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Answer / arun kumar
It is the internal resistance offered by the material
against deformation due to applied load.
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Answer / nilesh kumar
the internal resistence per unit area of cross-section is called stress.
stress=intrenal resistance/area
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