Class 11PhysicsMechanical Properties of SolidsBasic of Elasticity, Stress and Strain relationship and Graphical analysis
EasyMatch the details of Column-$II$ with the given information in Column-$I$ appropriately.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(a)$ Stress is proportional to strain. $(i)$ Elastic limit $(b)$ When the load on the wire is removed, the body regains its original dimension. $(ii)$ Limit of proportionality $(iii)$ Plastic deformation
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
| $(a)$ Stress is proportional to strain. | $(i)$ Elastic limit |
| $(b)$ When the load on the wire is removed, the body regains its original dimension. | $(ii)$ Limit of proportionality |
| $(iii)$ Plastic deformation |
- A$(a-iii), (b-ii)$
- B$(a-i), (b-ii)$
- C$(a-ii), (b-i)$
- D$(a-ii), (b-iii)$
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