26. Answer
Given ratio of radii =
Total extension,
--------------(1)
-----------(2)
as we know
or,
or,
-------------------(3)
solving equations (1) and (3),we get
and
By equation(2)
27.Given,mass of bar m = 0.7 kg,Y of bar = 1.5
1011
N/m2 ,Length L= 0.5 m,radius R = 0.0055 m
and hight from ground h = 5 m
velocity of bar just before impact v=
net force acting on cross sectional area of bar during impact

Now,

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