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Write Hooke's law. On what does the value of co-efficient of elasticity depend? Draw a graph between stress and strain with in the elastic limit.###Write Hooke's law. How to determine the coefficient of elasticity of a material of wire in the laboratory? Explain. Make necessary diagram also Compare the Young's Modulus of elasticity of different material.

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