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Explain longitudinal strain and lateral strain. What is the relation between longitudinal and lateral strain.

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Longitudinal strain is the longitudinal deformation expressed as a dimensionless constant and is defined as the ratio of change in length to the initial length. 

e = δL/L 

Lateral strain is the lateral deformation expressed as a dimensionless constant and is defined as the ratio of change in lateral dimension to the initial lateral dimension Lateral strain = Change in lateral dimension/Original lateral dimension 

= Change in diameter/Original diameter; For circular bar 

= Change in width or depth/Original width or depth; For rectangular bar 

LATERAL STRAIN = POISSON'S RATIO X LONGITUDINAL STRAIN

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