Made-Up Problem (from class):20.00 °C along its complete length. One end60.00 °C, while the other end of the rod is placedin contact with a cold reservoir at T, = 20.00 °C, thus setting up a thermal gradient along the length of the rod. UsingAn aluminum rod of length L= 1.000m is at an initial temperature of Tof the aluminum rod is placed in contact with a hot reservoir at THthe methods outlined in lecture as "Made-up Problem", determine the extension of the aluminum rod under theseconditions.

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An aluminum rod of length L = 1.000m is at an initial temperature of T = 20.00 °C along its complete length. One end of the aluminum rod is placed in contact with a hot reservoir at TH = 60.00 °C, while the other end of the rod is placed in contact with a cold reservoir at Tc = 20.00 °C, thus setting up a thermal gradient along the length of the rod. Using the methods outlined in lecture as "Made-up Problem", determine the extension of the aluminum rod under these conditions.

An aluminum rod of length L = 1.000m is at an initial temperature of T = 20.00 °C along its complete length. One end of the aluminum rod is placed in contact with a hot reservoir at TH = 60.00 °C, while the other end of the rod is placed in contact with a cold reservoir at Tc = 20.00 °C, thus setting up a thermal gradient along the length of the rod. Using the methods outlined in lecture as "Made-up Problem", determine the extension of the aluminum rod under these conditions.

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