When a metal is heated up, its change in length is given by which of these equations? P2 + pgh2 +pv = P1+pgh1+pvip =m/VFb=P fluidgV submergedAL = «L0ATAS =F=maF1F2A1A2A1V1= A2V2Q = mcATTk =T+273.15KÞEDA = 9enc€0FP=dU = dQ – dW or AU= Q-WTce = 1-ThP= pghQ = mLPV = nRT1 ]9192]F =4πεοW =dVE=F/q

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When a metal is heated up, its change in length is given by which of these equations?

P2 + pgh2 +pv = P1+pgh1+pvi
p =m/V
Fb=P fluidgV submerged
AL = «L0AT
AS =
F=ma
F1
F2
A1
A2
A1V1= A2V2
Q = mcAT
Tk =T+273.15K
ÞEDA = 9enc
€0
F
P=
dU = dQ – dW or AU= Q-W
Tc
e = 1-
Th
P= pgh
Q = mL
PV = nRT
1 ]9192]
F =
4πεο
W =
dV
E=F/q

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