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A flat ring with inner diameter D1 = 1cm and outer diameter D2 = 2 cm...

A flat ring with inner diameter D1 = 1cm and outer diameter D2 = 2 cm is heated so that the linear expansion ratio is ∆L/L = 0.01. Will the inner diameter increase or decrease? Calculate the new D1 and D2, and the diameter of the opening.

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