Elasticity in everyday life
Elasticity has a wide range of use in everyday life.
1.RUBBER BAND
A classic example of elastic deformation, and indeed, of highly elastic behavior, is a rubber band: it can be deformed to a length many times its original size, but upon release, it returns to its original shape.
2.METALS AND ELASTICITY
Metals, in fact, exhibit a number of interesting characteristics with regard to elasticity. With the notable exception of cast iron, metals tend to possess a high degree of ductility, or the ability to be deformed beyond their elastic limits without experiencing rupture. Up to a certain point, the ratio of tension to elongation for metals is high: in other words, a high amou
What are Dimensions?
What are Dimensions?
Dimensions of a physical quantity are the powers to which the fundamental units are raised to obtain one unit of that quantity.
Dimensional Analysis
Dimensional analysis is the practice of checking relations between physical quantities by identifying the dimensions of the physical quantities. These dimensions are independent of the numerical multiples and constants and all the quantities in the world can be expressed as a function of the fundamental dimensions.
Dimensional Formula
The expression s (more…)