The numerical values of Young’s modulus of elasticity in descending order for wood, lead, glass, steel and phospor brouze is given by

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A.Steel, Phosphor-bronze, Glass, Lead and Wood
B.Steel, Glass, Phosphor-bronze, Lead Wood
C.Steel, Wood, Lead Phosphor-bronze, Glass
D.Steel, Lead, Wood, Phosphor-bronze, Glass
E.Steel, Phosphor-bronze, Wood, Glass, Lead

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  1. The value of Young’s modulus of elasticity in ascending order for glass, lead, phosphor bronze, steel and wood is
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  4. The numerical values of Young’s modulus of clasticity in ascending order for Aluminium, Bronze, Brass, Inconel and Muntz metal are given by
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  6. If Young’s modulus of elasticity is determined for mild steel in tension and compression, the two values will have a ratio (Et/Er) of
  7. The common household glass is
  8. Four balls made of lead, glass, brass and iron made of same size, are heated to 100?C. They are simultaneously placed on a sheet of paraffin nearly 5 mm thick. Which ball will drop first?
  9. Bush bearings is
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