Physics · Properties of Matter
When a bar of length (l), breadth (b), and thickness (t) is subjected to a compressive force (push), how do its dimensions change?
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- 1Length decreases, while width and thickness increase.✓
- 2Length increases, while width and thickness decrease.
- 3Length, width, and thickness decrease.
- 4Length, width, and thickness increase.
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Length decreases, while width and thickness increase.
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