If a cube of a certain metal increases its volume from 15 cm3 to 17 cm3 as the temperature increases from 12°C to 28°C, what is the metal's linear expansion coefficient?
linear expansion coef = change in volume/ 3 * temp change * volume
= (17 - 15) / ( 3 * 28-12 * 15
= 2.78 * 10^-3
Del V= 2 cm3
Vo=15
del T= 28-12= 16
coefficient= Del V / Vo * del T
= 2/15 * 16
= 0.0083333
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