Q01. A weight falls on a plunger fitted in a container filled with oil thereby producing a pressure of 2.4 Nmm in the oil. The Bulk Modulus of oil is 2400 N/mm. What will be the volurnetric compressive strain produced in the ol? Ops: A O0,2 8. O0.1 C O0.01 D. O0.001

Q01. A weight falls on a plunger fitted in a container filled with oil thereby producing a pressure of 2.4 Nmm in the oil. The Bulk Modulus of oil is 2400 N/mm. What will be the volurnetric compressive strain produced in the ol? Ops: A O0,2 8. O0.1 C O0.01 D. O0.001

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