A pendulum clock loses 12 s a day if the temperature is 40 ° C and goes fast by 4s a day if the temperature is 20 ° C . find the temperature at which the clock will show correct time and the coefficient of linear expansion of the metal of the pendulum shaft .
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Let T be the temperature at which the clock is correct time lost per day = > α (
rise in temperature ) ×86400
12 = > 1α/2 (40-T)×86400 ------------------------------------------------- 1
Time gained per day => 1α/2 ( drop in temperature)×86400
4 = > 1α/2 ( T-20)×86400
Adding eqs 1 and 2 we get
32 = > 86400 α (40-20) = > α=> 1.85 ×10^-5 l ° C
dividing eq 1 by 2 we get
12 (T-20) = > 4(40-T) => T = > 25 ° C
Clock shows correct time at 25 °C
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Let T be the temperature at which the clock is correct time lost per day = > α (
rise in temperature ) ×86400
12 = > 1α/2 (40-T)×86400 ------------------------------------------------- 1
Time gained per day => 1α/2 ( drop in temperature)×86400
4 = > 1α/2 ( T-20)×86400
Adding eqs 1 and 2 we get
32 = > 86400 α (40-20) = > α=> 1.85 ×10^-5 l ° C
dividing eq 1 by 2 we get
12 (T-20) = > 4(40-T) => T = > 25 ° C
Clock shows correct time at 25 °C
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thnx engineer !
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