Thermal

How to do this??
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CorrodedCoffin
i got the majority part only one minor problem
CorrodedCoffin
,rotate
TeXit
TeXit5d ago
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CorrodedCoffin
,rotate
TeXit
TeXit5d ago
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CorrodedCoffin
P means extension here shouldnt the element experience force in both the directions
Real potato
Real potatoOP5d ago
It should Can u briefly explain wht hve u done. I hve def seen this type of derivation before but im unable to recollect rn.
CorrodedCoffin
nothing much just basic integration go through the solution once thermal and current electricity dono mei kara hoga yeh maybe kahin koi calc error kara ho meine
integralofe^2v
2F ki jagah only F should be there
CorrodedCoffin
why
Real potato
Real potatoOP5d ago
Yyah gotta revise this one
integralofe^2v
ye dono condition same he if u remember from NLM so u just take singular F
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Real potato
Real potatoOP5d ago
Hmm
CorrodedCoffin
so u r saying that if i pull a rope tied to a pole , the extension in it would be the same as u and me pulling it ?
integralofe^2v
yes
CorrodedCoffin
ok right normal exists
integralofe^2v
sincce ultimately yaha pe bhi utna hi force lg rha he
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CorrodedCoffin
hmm
Real potato
Real potatoOP5d ago
+solved @hardcoreisdead @integralofe^2v
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