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Physics, 21.01.2022 01:40 jwyapo4

The linear expasivity of a substance
is 1.2x10 raise to the power of -4
a cube of the Substance
has a volume of 8.0x 10 at 10 raise to the power of 3 at 30°c,
Calculate the increase in its Volume at 80 degree Celsius

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