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The coefficient of expansion of a rod of length 1m, at 27 degrees is varying with temperature as Alpha=2/T. The increment in length of the rod if its temperature increases from 27 to 327 is: ​

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Answered by aristocles
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Answer:

Expansion in the length of the rod is 1.38 m

Explanation:

As we know that expansion in length of the rod due to thermal expansion is given as

dL = L_o \alpha dT

here we have

\Delta L = \int L_o (\frac{2}{T}) dT

\Delta L = 2L_oLn(\frac{T_2}{T_1})

so we have

L_o = 1m

T_2 = 600 k

T_1 = 300 k

now we have

\Delta L = 2(1)Ln(\frac{600}{300})

\Delta L = 1.38 m

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