ra material increases its length from 190 m to 193.80 m when its temperature is raised 165°C, then what is its coefficient of linear expansion? 4. A. 0.00009882/°C B. 0.0001341/°C D. 0.0001212/°C E. 0.0001393/°C 0.0001355/°C C. 0.0001404/°C F. 1--1

ra material increases its length from 190 m to 193.80 m when its temperature is raised 165°C, then what is its coefficient of linear expansion? 4. A. 0.00009882/°C B. 0.0001341/°C D. 0.0001212/°C E. 0.0001393/°C 0.0001355/°C C. 0.0001404/°C F. 1--1

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0.0001212/°C
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0.0001404/°C
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