Physics, asked by inderjatt2005, 10 months ago

explain the meaning of the apparent expansion of a liquid?How is the apparent expansion related to the real expansion of the liquid?

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Answered by meerhazik228

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The real expansion of liquid is always more than the apparent expansion ofliquid. The fall in the level of liquid from L1 to L2 is actually equal to the increase in in the volume of flask. Expansion ofliquid = Apparent expansion of liquid + Volume expansion of container.

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