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Thermal expansion
Question

If the coefficient of real expansion γr is 1% more then coefficient of apparent expansion, linear expansion coefficient of the material is

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Solution

Given that \large \gamma_r=\frac {101}{100}\gamma_a\Rightarrow \gamma_a=\frac {100}{101}\gamma_r
We have \large \gamma_r=\gamma_a+3\alpha_g\Rightarrow \gamma_r=\frac {100}{101}\gamma_r+3\alpha_g
\large \gamma_r\left [ 1-\frac {100}{101} \right ]=3\alpha_g\Rightarrow \alpha_g=\frac {\gamma_r}{303}

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