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1. Find the coefficient of linear expansion of a 2.0 meter long object with a temperature of 30 Celsius and which undergoes an expansion of 10 mm when exposed to a temperature of 95 Celsius

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material
Coefficient of expansion (1/Celsius)
Water
210 x10^-6
pyrex
9 x10^-6
Aluminum
25 х10^-6

1. Find the
coefficient of linear
expansion of a 2.0
meter long object
with a temperature
of 30 Celsius and
which undergoes an
expansion of 10 mm
when exposed to a
temperature of 95
Celsius

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