PROBLEM SOLVING PROBLEM SOLVINGIf the temperature of an object is changed by 20°C, what is the corresponding change ina) Kelvinb) Fahrenheit degreeA brass lid of an ordinary glass jar was stacked at 25°C. The jar was placed in water at 80°C. Find thedifference in their diameters if the initial diameter of the jar is 8.00 cm.

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