unit of tensile strength
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Answer / mohammad mansoor
tensile strength is defined as force acting per unit area
where unit of force is Newton and Area is m^2 so
Unit would be N/m^2
also, unit of pressure is Pascal=N/m^2=kgf/m^2
where, 1Newton =9.8 Kg
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Answer / kashif haider naqvi
tensile strenght is like a presure force whch is produced
inside the body due to any mean of external force.
so its unit becomes:
in SI units
N/m^2
kashif haider
WEC,PAK
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