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Physics, 09.10.2021 20:00 mahhvelousg97

Uma barra bimetálica foi fixada em uma parede, em um dia de 25° C, como mostra a figura a seguir.
Sabendo que os coeficientes de dilatação do cobre e do alumínio valem, respectivamente, 1,7 - 10-
5°c-1e 2,2 - 10-5°c-1, pode-se afirmar que:
A. A barra se curvará para cima se a temperatura for menor que 25°C.
B. A barra se curvará para baixo se a temperatura for maior que 25°C.
C. A barra se curvará para baixo se a temperatura for menor que 25°C.
D. A barra se curvará para cima sempre que a temperatura for diferente de 25°C.
E. A barra se curvará para baixo sempre que a temperatura for diferente de 25°C.


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