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4. A bimetallic strip is made of metals A and B. with metal B having a larger expansion than A. On heating the strip, it will a) bend towards A b) bend towards B c) not bend at all d) bend on both sides

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Ced to have increased by nearly 1 °C in the last
nly because of the increased emission of gases
osphere due to human activity. These gases
ere. A major effect of global warming is a rise
he poles and the thermal expansion of water.
- Scientists are working on ways to check global
a solution to the problem.
OINT
c) the material of which the
object is made
d) all of the above
4. A bimetallic strip is made of metals A and B.
with metal B having a larger expansion than
A. On heating the strip, it will.
a) bend towards A b) bend towards B
c) not bend at all d) bend on both sides
Th
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