Physics, asked by Alfanlakhadijat, 1 year ago

A copper rod whose length at 30 degrees C at 10.0m is heated at 50 degrees C. Find it's new length.

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Answered by vivaanRao

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the length at 30 C = 10m

Length at 10 C = 3 m

length at 50 C = 17m

Answered by omshinde978

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Answer:

The length at 30c=10cm

The length at 10c=3cm

The length at 50c=17cm

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