Answer / rakesh kolagi

Modulus of elasticity.

It is the ratio of tensile stress to
strain, within the elastic limit of a
body or an specimen.
It is also called as youngs modulus.


mathematically,

modulus of elasticity=
stress/strain N/mm².

Answer / chirag.davda83

The G (0°) value
listed in Kollmann and Côté (1968) is 745 MPa,
which was obtained using the method of March et
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