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    1. Strain energy is the energy stored in an elastic material due to deformation. It is the work done to elastically deform the material and is stored as internal potential energy. 2. When a wire is stretched by attaching a weight to one end, strain energy is stored in the wire as it is elastically deformed. The strain energy can be calculated using the formula: Strain Energy = 1/2 x Elastic Modulus x Cross Sectional Area x Strain2. 3. As long as the elastic limit is not exceeded, the extension of the wire is directly proportional to the applied force and the strain energy stored increases quadratically with increased stretching.

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    1. Strain energy is the energy stored in an elastic material due to deformation. It is the work done to elastically deform the material and is stored as internal potential energy. 2. When a wire is stretched by attaching a weight to one end, strain energy is stored in the wire as it is elastically deformed. The strain energy can be calculated using the formula: Strain Energy = 1/2 x Elastic Modulus x Cross Sectional Area x Strain2. 3. As long as the elastic limit is not exceeded, the extension of the wire is directly proportional to the applied force and the strain energy stored increases quadratically with increased stretching.

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    Strain Energy 2nd Year

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    1. Strain energy is the energy stored in an elastic material due to deformation. It is the work done to elastically deform the material and is stored as internal potential energy. 2. When a wire is stretched by attaching a weight to one end, strain energy is stored in the wire as it is elastically deformed. The strain energy can be calculated using the formula: Strain Energy = 1/2 x Elastic Modulus x Cross Sectional Area x Strain2. 3. As long as the elastic limit is not exceeded, the extension of the wire is directly proportional to the applied force and the strain energy stored increases quadratically with increased stretching.

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