what is strain
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Answer / raaaju
The ratio of change of dimension of a body to the original
dimension.
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Answer / mohd yaseen ahmed
strain is define as change in dimension to orginal
dimension.strain does not have any units.
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Answer / hari prasad
When a metal is subjected to a load (force), it is
distorted or deformed, no matter how strong
the metal or light the load. If the load is small, the
distortion will probably disappear when the
load is removed. The intensity, or degree, of distortion is
known as strain.
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Answer / karthick
change in the dimension of a material to the original
dimension.
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strain=chnage in lengths/original length
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Answer / sprajapati21
If i have x dimention material and i applied force on it
than the dimention increase x + l
and origanal dinmention x
stain = deformation/original dimention = l/x
and stain have no unit of measurement
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Answer / manoj negi
strain is the measure of deformation........i.e ratio of change in dimension to orignal dimension
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Answer / awinash kumar
it is a unitless quantity and it is the ratio of change in
lenth and original length.
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Answer / umesh parmar
Strain is deformation per unit length.
Deformation occurs when any external load is applied to
subjet.
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Answer / mohan
Its change change in length by Actual length
no units
because meter by meter is zero.
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