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Stress is usually inversely proportional to strain. True or false?
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Stress is usually inversely proportional to strain. True or false?
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False. Stress is directly proportional to strain.
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False
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Melese Mengstu
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which one linear motion?
A. Child perform cartweel
B. A runner,s leg motion running 100m
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