Side effects of Tension and Solution of Tension | What are the reasons to take tension?

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What is Tension?
Tension is a force along the length of a medium, especially a force carried by a flexible medium, such as a rope or cable.
Tension can be defined as an action-reaction pair of forces acting at each end of the said elements. While considering a rope, the tension force is felt by every section of the rope in both the directions, apart from the endpoints. The endpoints experience tension on one side and the force from the weight attached. Throughout the string, the tension varies in some circumstances.
Common Misconception
Tension is a pulling force and not a pushing force as ropes can’t push effectively. Attempting to push the rope will cause the rope to go slack losing the tension it possesses. This might sound obvious but while illustrating the forces acting on an object, people often draw the force of tension going in the wrong direction. Hence it is important to remember that tension can only pull on an object but not push against it.
Difference Between Stress and Tension
As discussed, tension is a force that acts axially when an object is pulled on both sides. Since it is a force, the unit of tension is Newton.
Stress is a result of a force being applied to an object. When the object experiences force, internal components of the object apply internal forces to one another. This effectively deforms the object. Stress is measured in units of pressure.

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