A block of material has a mass of 130 kg and a volume of 4.6 x10^-2 m^3. The material has a specific heat capacity and coefficient of volume expansion, respectively, of 750 J/(kgC°) and 4.6 x10^5(C°) ^-1. How much heat must be added to the block in order to increase its volume by 1.2 x10^-5 m^3

A block of material has a mass of 130 kg and a volume of 4.6 x10^-2 m^3. The material has a specific heat capacity and coefficient of volume expansion, respectively, of 750 J/(kgC°) and 4.6 x10^5(C°) ^-1. How much heat must be added to the block in order to increase its volume by 1.2 x10^-5 m^3

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