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Hook’s law describes the behavior of which kind of material under tension
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Hook’s law describes the behavior of which kind of material under tension

Hook’s law describes the behavior of which kind of material under tension-example-1
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The correct answer is: Elastic. This formula is for things that stretch and go back into their original shape (example: a spring)
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Hooke law describes the behaviour of elastic material under tension

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