xpress all answers in significant figures and scientific notation. The elastic limit of Al is 1.8 X 10^8 Pa. Find the minimum radius (meter) of an Al wire that could support a 10.0 kg mass without surpassing its elastic limit

xpress all answers in significant figures and scientific notation. The elastic limit of Al is 1.8 X 10^8 Pa. Find the minimum radius (meter) of an Al wire that could support a 10.0 kg mass without surpassing its elastic limit

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