Young's Modulus is a material property that quantifies its resistance to elastic deformation under tensile or compressive stress. An infinite Young's Modulus signifies absolute stiffness, meaning no deformation occurs.
If Young’s Modulus of a body is Infinite, the body is - A) perfectly flexible - B) weightless - C) fluid - D) perfectly rigid
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