A student is investigating the mechanical properties of a metal. He applies different loads to a long thin wire up to its breaking point, and measures the extension of the wire for each load. He then plots a graph of stress against strain. [Figure 19.1] The student repeats the experiment with a wire made from the same metal, with twice the original length and half the diameter. Which graph is obtained? [Figure 19.2]
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