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The density of water at 20 degree celsius 998 and at 40 degree celsius 992 cofficientof volume expansion of water is

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Answered by Palash352
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Answer:

3 \times  {10}^{ - 4}

Explanation:

If p is the final density & po is the initial density then,

p =  \frac{po}{1 + \gamma dt }

Answered by tejaswini6568
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Answer:

3 x 10-4

Given;

Density at T1 = 998

Density at T2 = 992

T1 = 20

T2 = 40

On applying the formula

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