What is the difference between Stress & Strain?
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Answer / m.selvam
Stress = load/area=P/A.
Strain = Change in length /Original length=dL/L
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Answer / gurunath khavanekar
stress means resistance of body to external forces.
and strain is the rate of change of original dimensions of body.
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