A silicon carbide ball with 5 mm in diameter has volume based CLTE (a,) of 8.1 x106/°C. If the ball is heated from 100 to 1750°F, calculate the increase in diameter. Convert first the temperature to °C. Note: (AV/V.) = (V-V.)/Vo= av AT

A silicon carbide ball with 5 mm in diameter has volume based CLTE (a,) of 8.1 x106/°C. If the ball is heated from 100 to 1750°F, calculate the increase in diameter. Convert first the temperature to °C. Note: (AV/V.) = (V-V.)/Vo= av AT

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A silicon carbide ball with 5 mm in diameter has volume based CLTE (a,)
of 8.1 x106/°C. If the ball is heated from 100 to 1750°F, calculate the
increase in diameter. Convert first the temperature to °C.
Note: (AV/V) = (V-V.)/Vo= av AT

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