Physics, asked by chalamalachalamala87, 1 year ago

if the apparent change in volume of liquid per hundred degree centigrade Rise is 4% its coefficient of Apparent expansion is ​

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Answered by preetisinghkrishna
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Coefficient of apparent expansion is the apparent increase in the volume of liquid per unit original volume per degree rise in temperature. Therefore, coefficient of apparent expansion is 8×10^-4 /℃.

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