Physics, asked by mahuyaghosal7398, 1 year ago

Show that unit of coefficient of linear expansion does not depend on unit of length but depend on unit of temperature

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Answered by hsingh54

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In a word "NO". The coefficient is the expansion per unit length, which eliminates the possible dependence on the actual length.

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