F/A divided by Difference in L/L
Since
Stress/Strain
Thus Fl/A(Difference in L)
L is doubled
Area is halved
hence in Q it should be 4
while in P it is 1
But the answer says that it is 4:1
Err
Ampere = Charge / Time
So
Charge = Ampere / Time
ooh
we find the charge
and since
one electron has a charge of 1.6 x 10^-19
thus, we divide the charge by the charge of one electron...
is it correct?
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