Physics, asked by ban95, 1 year ago

L' = L + L@(T2-T1)
50.12 = 50 + 50×12×10^(-6)[T2-12]
REARRANGING:
6×10^(-4)[T2-12] = 0.12
T2 -12 = 200
T2 = 212

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Answered by sonabrainly
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L' = L + L@(T2-T1)

50.12 = 50 + 50×12×10^(-6)[T2-12]

REARRANGING:

6×10^(-4)[T2-12] = 0.12

T2 -12 = 200

T2 = 212

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An iron rod has a length of 50.0 cm at 12 degree Celsius at what temperature will its length becomes 50.12 cm coefficient of linear expansion of iron is equal to 12 Into 10 power minus 6 degree Celsius power minus 1

Answered by daisybaktha
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