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A wire extends by l mm when a weight W is hanged from it If

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A wire extends by l mm when a weight W is hanged from it If

A wire extends by l mm when a weight W is hanged from it If the wire passes through the pulley and a weight W is attached at one end whereas 3W is attached at the other end then the extension in mm of the wire is Question Type Single Correct Type 1 2 3 e 2l 21 3

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