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Answer:
This is true,the rod with smaller elastic modulus will stretch more than larger elastic modulus.
Explanation:
σ=E*ε
ε=δ/L
σ=E*δ/L
δ=(σ*L)/E
σ=F/A
δ=(F*L)/(A*E)
As Force,Area and Length is same
δ∞1/E
From the expression as E increase δ will be small,so there will be more stretch for smaller elastic modulus.
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