Answer / sajjad

resistance offered by d body against deformation/unit area

Answer / rajana raghu

the force of resistance per unit area offered by a body against the deformation is known as stress.

stress= force/area (n/mm2)

Answer / salim khoso

STRESS: When a load is applied on a body, it always tries
to make some deformation in the body. That internal
resistance offered by the body to counteract that
deformation is called stress. OR in simple words we can say
it is the resistance offered internally.

Mathematically it may be defined as, Force/unit area

Answer / navin morwal

STRESS is defined as the tension or compression, or both
which modifies the properties of objects.

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Which resist the pressurize force on the structure before deformation of the structure/unit area is known as stress

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