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A piece of steel (alpha = 11 * 10 ^ - 6 * C ^ - 1) is 11.5m long at 22°C. It is heated 1221°C close to its melting temperature. What is its new length?

93°C and the
measured as 3.4mm. What is the
measured as 3.4mm. What is the
IS
coefficient of linear expansion?
(1.8x10%K1
A piece of steel (a = 11x10 °C) is
11.5m long at 22°C. It is heated 1221C
close to its melting temperature.
What is its new length?
%3D
(a = 1.2 x 10°k') (11.7 m)
-5
(11.7m)

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