Explain how the tension force gets transmitted along from one end of a string to the...
Explain how the tension force gets transmitted along from one end of a string to the other. Does the amount of force that gets transmitted depend on how elastic or stretchable the string is? Explain.
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the tension in the string is transmitted due to electromagnetic force between the particles of the string
when we pull one end of the string , we are trying to pull the particles of that end of the string apart from the other particle as there is attraction between the molecules(string want to retain it's shape) , the molecules doesn't move away but a tension is generated in the string as these molecules in turn pull the next ones and the series goes on.
Now, this tension doesn't depend on elasticity or string strech but the maximum possible tension in the string depends on the elasticity of the string
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