Match the type of elasticity involved
  $(i)$ Suspension fibre of galvanometer  $(a)$ Linear
  $(ii)$ Bending of beam  $(b)$ Shear
  $(iii)$ cutting piece of paper  $(c)$ Bulk
  $(iv)$ mechanical waves in fluid  $(d)$ Shear
  • A$(i) - a\, (ii) - b\, (iii) - b\, (iv) - c$
  • B$(i) - b\, (ii) - a\, (iii) - d\, (iv) - c$
  • C$(i) - a\, (ii) - b\, (iii) - d\, (iv) - c$
  • D$(i) - c\, (ii) - a\, (iii) - d\, (iv) - c$
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