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A piezoelectric transducer is unsuitable for measuring a steady force because
Answer: C
The charge is generated by the deformation and would persist, but the input resistance of any amplifier and the leakage of the crystal itself drain it away with a time constant of seconds at best. Such transducers are therefore used for vibration and shock rather than for static weighing.
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