Why does telephone wire sag in hot summers
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Because the cores of overhead wires are made from copper. Metals expand with heat and contract with cold. The higher temperatures in summer make the copper expand - so the lines get slightly longer. In winter, the reverse happens - the lines contract and tighten up.
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bcz the cord is coiled in other the length of wire is flexible i.e u can extend the cord by pulling and than it relaxes back to to some initial short length when putting the handset back
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