Stress and Strain | Mechanical Properties of Solids | Don't Memorise

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Stress is not measured in Pascal only pressure is because pressure is applied perpendicularly and stress is applied from any direction

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I am giving my 10th board exams. And I opt for PCM in class 11th and 12th. So, I am trying to cover some of the topics of class 11 and the best way to do this is by watching your videos. In class 9th I had studied that Pressure = Force/Area and now I came to know that Stress = Force/Area and also they both have the same SI unit, N/m square that is Pascal, named in the honour of the great scientist James Pascal. So, that means that Pressure and Stress both are the same thing given different names. Thanks Don't Memorise for such a nice explanation.

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Stress is applicable only to solids whereas pressure can be used anywhere. Stress can be positive or negative, pressure can only be positive. Stress is generally used in cases where a force is *exerted* whereas pressure is *amount* of force per unit area. Hope this clears your doubt. Keep on learning📖📖👨‍🎓

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Stress is due to deforming force ,whereas pressure is normal force

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That means Stress is equivalent to Pressure?

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Can you make a formula for how much a body is elastic being proportional to in which the body gains back its original shape and size after the removal of deforming force Elasticity directky proportional to time it takes to reform after deforming force is removed

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4:26 won't these forces cancel out each other as they are equal and opposite?

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Stress is not measured in Pascal only pressure is because pressure is applied perpendicularly and stress is applied from any direction

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What is the difference between Deforming Force and Stress? Plz explain

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Deforming force is the external force While stress is the internal force produced in the body due to deforming force

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Is stress same as pressure?? Pls ans this doubt needs to be cleared..

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Ni pressure and stress are both different things...stress is dependent on pressure...cause pressure is due to external force and stress is due to internal force... And internal force occur just because of external force. If there will be no external force means pressure so there will be no stress( internal force)... Perhaps u get it...

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@Tasnim Chaviwala why is stress scalar quantity??

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@@nafisaparveen4275 Stress is equally distributed in all area ,it has no particular direction so it is a scalar quantity.

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If we increase area regarding to stress...the surface molecular count also increase and therefore the counter force by molecules also increase...!! So why stress is decreasing...by increasing area...?? Pls explain practically i'm not talking about formulatic explanation...!!

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sorry but the si unit of stress is N/m^2 but you cant call it pascal since the si unit of pressure is also N/m^2 so to avoid confusion its called pascal ........... hope it helps

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