Determine the Young’s modulus of a material with an elastic stress of 4 N/m^2 and a strain of 0.15.

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Determine the Young’s modulus of a material with an elastic stress of 4 N/m^2 and a strain of 0.15.

PRADEEP KUMAR 27th Nov, 2021

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PRADEEP KUMAR 27th Nov, 2021

Given:

Stress = 4 N/m2

Strain = 0.15

The Young’s modulus formula is E = σ / ϵ

= 4 / 0.15 =26.66 N/m^2.

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