Hooke's law

This mechanics of materials tutorial introduces Hooke’s law, and some important things to know about it that related to structural analysis / engineering.

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[mtikwah]

Everything is clear, but I think converting all units to SI (mm to m; kN to N) right at the beginning of the working and then applying the appropriate prefix to the final answer is easier.

[selimselim]

I love this videos, just wanted to add I believe the answer actually suppose to be 1.194 * 10^-3 because GPa is N/mm not KN/mm

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