Предмет: Другие предметы, автор: angelinashants

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Автор ответа: pariabdyldaeva97
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физике упругость (или, реже, эластичность) — свойство твёрдых материалов возвращаться в изначальную форму при упругой деформации. ... Твёрдые предметы будут деформироваться после приложенной на них силы. Если убрать силу, то упругий материал восстановит начальную форму и размер.

Объяснение:

deformatio — «искажение») — изменение взаимного положения частиц тела, связанное с их перемещением друг относительно друга за счет приложения усилия, при котором тело искажает свои формы. Обычно деформация сопровождается изменением величин межатомных сил, мерой которого является упругое механическое напряжение.

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