E=5*10^9
E=Stress/Strain=(F/A)/(delta(L)/initial(L))
therefor, delta(L)/initial(L)=(F/A)/E =(275/(((1*10^-3)/2)*pi)/5*10^9 =0.0700 m
delta(L)/initial(L)=0.0700 m
delta(L)=initial(L)*0.700=0.3*0.0700=0.021 m
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