Standard Cable Tie, 30lbs Tensile Strength, 1-1/4" Bundle Diameter, 0.130" Width, 5.6" Length, Yellow

let's take a look at a quantity known as Young's modulus and a couple of related quantities known as stress and strain so this Young's modulus is a measure of how stiff and material is so it's a material with a very high young modulus would be very stiff you'll need a lot of force to stretch it or compress it whereas a material with a very low young modulus will be very easy to stretch it with require as much force so examples of hye-young modulus materials would be metals lonely young modulus would be things like plastics so let's have a look at the related quantities because as though when we combine this stress and strain that we're able to work out a young modulus so a stress in a material so force per perpendicular cross-sectional area so we can see here if we've got sample of a material and we apply a force this material has a cross-sectional area and to work out the stress that t