what will be the change in length of an iron rod of length. if the temperature is raised by 50 degree Celsius
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We have the length of the iron rod at 100
o
C as
L
1
=50[1+12×10
−6
×80]=50.048cm
and the length of the aluminium rod will be
L
2
=100[1+24×10
−6
×80]=100.192cm
Thus we get the length of the composite system as:
50.048+100.192=150.24cm
At 20
o
C the length of the composite system is 150cm.
Thus we get,
α=
150×(100−20)
0.24
=20×10
−6
/
o
C
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