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The length of an iron and zinc rod is 25.5 cm and 25.5 cm at 0 degree Celsius. At what temperature will their length be equal?

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Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

Initially both scale and rod will be at zero so iron scale will give correct radially at 100C both will expand.

Let the length of iron and zinc rod at 0

o

c

length of zinc rod at temperature (t)100

o

C when measured by sacle that its self undergoes thermal expansion is given as

=L

z

t=L

z0

[1+(a

z

−α

I

)t]

=100[1+(2.6×10

−5

−1.2×10

−5

)100]

=100[1+[1+(1.4×10

−3

)]

=100[1+0.0014]

=100[1.0014]

=100.14cm

Answered by sharwankumarjakhar
1

Answer:

Initially both scale and rod will be at zero so iron scale will give correct radially at 100C both will expand.

Let the length of iron and zinc rod at 0

o

c

length of zinc rod at temperature (t)100

o

C when measured by sacle that its self undergoes thermal expansion is given as

=L

z

t=L

z0

[1+(a

z

−α

I

)t]

=100[1+(2.6×10

−5

−1.2×10

−5

)100]

=100[1+[1+(1.4×10

−3

)]

=100[1+0.0014]

=100[1.0014]

=100.14cm

OK clear bro.

Explanation:

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