A glass window is exactly 22 cm by 26 cm at 5°C. By how much has...
A glass window is exactly 22 cm by 26 cm at 5°C. By how much has its area increased when its temperature is 39°C, assuming that it can expand freely?
Homework Answers
temperature cofficient = 4/22*5 = 0.03
fractional change in area = 0.6*34
= 20.4
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