Physics, asked by kumaraman2904, 17 days ago

Define coefficient of linear expansion and superficial expansion and hence derive the relation between them.

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Coefficient of Linear Expansion is the rate of change of unit length per unit degree change in temperature

The coefficient of linear expansion can be mathematically written as:

αL=dLdT

Explanation:

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