1. A wire that is 6.0 m long at 30°C is found to increase in length by 2.25 cm when heated to 700°C. Compute the coefficient of linear expansion. B) Find the stress in the wire if it is stretched taut at 700 °C and cooled to 30°C without being allowed to contract. Y= 2.0 x 10P..

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THERMAL EXPANSION
1. A wire that is 6.0 m long at 30°C is found to increase in length by 2.25 cm when
heated to 700°C. Compute the coefficient of linear expansion. B) Find the stress in
the wire if it is stretched taut at 700 °C and cooled to 30°C without being allowed
to contract. Y = 2.0 x 101Pa.
Transcribed Image Text:THERMAL EXPANSION 1. A wire that is 6.0 m long at 30°C is found to increase in length by 2.25 cm when heated to 700°C. Compute the coefficient of linear expansion. B) Find the stress in the wire if it is stretched taut at 700 °C and cooled to 30°C without being allowed to contract. Y = 2.0 x 101Pa.
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