The coefficient of expansion of a certain type of steel is 0.000012 per C°. The coefficient of volume expansion is: (A depends on the shape of the volume to which it will be applied 0.000012 (C°)-1 B) 3 x 0.000012 (C°)-1 D (0.000012)3 (C°)-1

The coefficient of expansion of a certain type of steel is 0.000012 per C°. The coefficient of volume expansion is: (A depends on the shape of the volume to which it will be applied 0.000012 (C°)-1 B) 3 x 0.000012 (C°)-1 D (0.000012)3 (C°)-1

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The coefficient of expansion of a certain type of steel is 0.000012 per C°. The coefficient of volume expansion is:
(A) depends on the shape of the volume to which it will be applied
0.000012 (C°)-1
(B)
c) 3 x 0.000012 (C°)-1
D (0.000012)3(C°)-1

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