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2. If a brass pin is a little too large to fit in a hole in a steel block, should you heat the pin and cool the block, or the
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we have ' large brass pin to be fitted in a steel block' so we should cool the pin (so that it should contract) and heat the block (so that it should expand)...

Not "Heat the pin (it becomes more large by expansion) and cool the block (it becomes more short)"...This will create more problem to you instead.

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