How do I solve this? I would really appreciate if someone could explain it to me.
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You have to find the coefficient of heat transfer using the formula
l = l'{1 + α(ΔT)}
l ----> new length
l' -----> old length
After that again use the formula with new Δ T.
l = l'{1 + α(ΔT)}
l ----> new length
l' -----> old length
After that again use the formula with new Δ T.
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solving.....
the answer Is 10.cm
basically for every 20 C the there is increse of 5 cm....
the answer Is 10.cm
basically for every 20 C the there is increse of 5 cm....
DizasterMaster:
how did you find that out?
actually I used simple calculations
for 100 C there is change of 20 cm
thus for every 20C there is change of 5 cm
so for 40C it's 10 cm
its a unitary method....
Thanks
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