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The shear modulus of resilience is proportional to

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The shear modulus of resilience is proportional to

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Vikas Bhushan
Vikas Bhushan 7 years ago
Modulus of resilience = Proof resilience/Volume.

=(1/2)*stress*strain.
=(1/2E)*(stress)^2.

Thus, Modulus of resilience is proportional to (shear stress)^2.
Shailendra Sahu
Shailendra Sahu 7 years ago
How is it proportional to square of shear stress? Anyone please explain.
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