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The gauge factor of a strain gauge is defined as the ratio of
Answer: D
Written out it is \( (\Delta R/R)/(\Delta L/L) \), a dimensionless number of about two for a metallic gauge. It combines the change of dimensions with the change of resistivity under strain, and it is the figure that turns a resistance reading into a strain.
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