Two metal rods of length 5.000 m are placed side by side. One rod is of copper and the other is of aluminum. a) By how many millimeters will the length of two rods differ if they are subjected to a temperature increase of 100 C˚?

Two metal rods of length 5.000 m are placed side by side. One rod is of copper and the other is of aluminum. a) By how many millimeters will the length of two rods differ if they are subjected to a temperature increase of 100 C˚?

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Chapter16: Temperature And The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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Two metal rods of length 5.000 m are placed side by side. One rod is of copper and the other
is of aluminum.
a) By how many millimeters will the length of two rods differ if they are subjected to a
temperature increase of 100 C˚?

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