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Explanation:
The mechanical work done by the load placed on a fiber if the fiber deforms by 3 nano-meter can be given in relation to the energy stored in a stretched fiber.
- We know according to the Hooke's law within the elastic limit the stress is directly proportional to the strain. The constant introduced is called stiffness constant defined as the magnitude of load applied for the deformation of one unit in the dimension of the object.
<u>The energy stored in a stretched fiber is equal to the work done:</u>

where:
k = stiffness constant
deformation in the fiber = 

Answer:
force experienced by A and B are equal and opposite, that is total momentum before collision is equal to total momentum after collision if no external forces act on them which proves the principle of conservation of linear momentum.