When we pull a wire, why do we have to do work? What happens to t… - Vidyadip

Question

When we pull a wire, why do we have to do work? What happens to the energy given to the wire in this work?

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Answer

Work is to be done against inter atomic forces which gets stored in the wire in the form of elastic potential energy.

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