A 1.00-gal glass bottle (alpha= 1.0x10^-5 1/degree Celsius) holds 0.98 gal of a liquid (Beta= 2.0x10^-4...
A 1.00-gal glass bottle (alpha= 1.0x10^-5 1/degree Celsius) holds 0.98 gal of a liquid (Beta= 2.0x10^-4 1/deg C) at 10 deg C. At what temperature will the liquid begin to overflow the bottle?
Homework Answers
Converting all units to SI, we get, 1 gal = 0.00378 m^3 and 0.98 gal = 0.0037
The change in volume of bottle can be written as,
The change in volume for liquid is,
The liquid will begin to overflow when,
Substituting values we get,
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