Wright, Mark R., 1854- · London : Longmans · leaf 22
n volume will be threeslabs (Aj, Aj, and A, are the diagonals),three strips (a section of each is shown),and a small cube. The strips andcube will be so small compared withthe original volume when the expan-sion is very small, that they may beneglected. The increase in volumewill therefore… … 14 Heat Examples. IV. 1. Find the coefficient of expansion in the following examples : — u. A rod of brass at 15° C. measures 2 feet; at 95° C. it measures 2-003 fs^t-b. A rod of glass at 10° C. measures 5 feet; at 70° C. it measures 5 -0024 feet. 2. Explain what you mean when you say that the…
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