Answer:
v = K √(E / ρ)
Explanation:
Modulus of elasticity has units of N/m², or kg/m/s².
Density has units of kg/m³.
Velocity has units of m/s.
If we divide modulus of elasticity by density, we can eliminate kg:
E / ρ = [kg/m/s²] / [kg/m³]
E / ρ = [m²/s²]
Taking the square root gets us units of velocity:
√(E / ρ) = [m/s]
Multiply by the constant K:
v = K √(E / ρ)
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Current= voltage divided by resistance
120/30=4
