5. The tendency of matter to change in length, area and volume in response to a change in a particular temperature is called * a. nonlinear expansion O b. electrical expansion c. mechanical expansion d. thermal expansion O O

5. The tendency of matter to change in length, area and volume in response to a change in a particular temperature is called * a. nonlinear expansion O b. electrical expansion c. mechanical expansion d. thermal expansion O O

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5. The tendency of matter to
change in length, area and
volume in response to a change
in a particular temperature is
called *
a. nonlinear expansion
O b. electrical expansion
c. mechanical expansion
d. thermal expansion
O O

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