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The coefficient of apparent expansion of a liquid is 10 ^ - 1 * P * C and the coefficient of cubical expansion is 2*10^ -4 ^ C then what is the coefficient of real expansion of the liquid? (A) 1*10^ -4 ^ C (B) 3*10^ -4 ^ 0 C (C) 6*10^ -4 /^ 0 C (D) 8*10^ -4 ^ C​

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Coefficient of real expansion of the liquid is defined as the ratio of real change in the volume to its original volume per 1 o C rise in temperature. Its SI unit is " per oC " or " oC −1" or " K −1 ".

Coefficient of apparent expansion of liquid is defined as the ratio of apparent change in volume of the liquid to its original volume per 1 o

C rise in temperature. Its SI unit is " per o

C " or " oC −1 " or " K −1 ".

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