isabella6221 isabella6221

13-05-2020
Engineering

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What is the difference between tension and compression?

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candiedan candiedan

13-05-2020

Answer:Tension is a force that attempts to elongate an object. Compression is a force that attempts to shorten an object.

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kikiramirez kikiramirez

10-12-2020

Tension enolagtes and compression makes things shorter

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