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Hooke's Law

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Hooke's Law About Hooke's Law: Background Knowledge of Hooke's Law: This law is name after an English scientist, architect and a polymath, Robert Hooke. Robert Hooke received FRS, Fellowship of the Royal Society for his attribute for improving natural knowledge. What is Hooke's Law: Hooke's Law talk only about objects with elasticity. Hooke's Law or law of elasticity, explains about an object's small deformations, the displacement / scale of the deformation is directly proportional to the force applied or load exerted on the elastic object. However, there will be plastic deformation if the object reaches its maximum elastic limit of force.   The below graphs show that the extension of the object is directly proportional to the load applied. The line on the graph is straight at first until the last point plotted on the graph. However, it started to curve upwards due to plastic deformation, where the object reaches it elastic limit and deform permanently.   ...
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Reflecting on My Digital Identity

Reflecting on My Digital Identity   Google Myself By searching my name from Google, the search browser, I can't find any relevant page or website about me. As many of us know, Google is an Internet browser, that's mean, if your identity is not published online by whoever that is, Google will not show any sign of having you in the Internet world. However, some may ask, why all the public figures or influencers  can be search online? The answer to this question is, even if they did not publish themselves on the Internet, their fans will. I'm just any ordinary man, living in this world, I'm not popular on the Internet, thus this is the reason why I can't find any relevant page or website about me. For myself, I prefer moderate hits, as too many hits can be annoying. For example, being known in public, asking for photographs, etc. However, having too little or none hits on the Internet about me, life can be boring. By having moderate amount of hits online can help to i...
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