Shear (Rigidity) modulus, shear stress and shear strain explained (Physics)

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How tan thita is become only thita but value of thita and tan thita are always different (in case of small thita also)🤔🤔

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Tan0 is equal to 0

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It’s called the small angle approximation, so it’s not exactly equal until theta=0, but it’s close enough that it can save you a trip to the trigonometric tables. It was handy more than 40 years ago, before trigonometric functions were widely available on calculators. Use trigonometric tables on a day’s worth of work and you’ll appreciate the shortcut.

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Theta used in physics are in radians and to some value the normal radians or trigonometric functions of that value of radian is almost the same that's why

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